Might be getting an Evo
Hello all, I currently drive a 2000 V6 Camaro and I want to get an Evo in the near future. I really need something that I can drive all year round. I am 18 years old and I am going to be working 2 jobs really soon to save up for this beast. I am looking to pay up to $25,000. I would just like to know if you guys think an Evo is worth it for me and also what kind of Evo should I get for that price.
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If you have to get 2 jobs, I dont think its a good idea
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Save for college.
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Originally Posted by Extas
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Save for college.
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Hell, if you want my car I'll sell it for $25K lol.
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Originally Posted by Extas
(Post 5072285)
Save for college.
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Meh, school just wasn't my thing. I work full time with my dad and will be getting a part time job at a grocery store soon. How much would the insurance be for the Evo? Much more than my Camaro?
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Hey man I found myself in the same situation 2 years ago when I was 18. I even had two jobs too in order to save up for my baby....I dont regret it but I'm not going to lie to you...its pretty difficult to maintain the evo you have to really be dedicated to it...with the changing of fluids and service it tends to be pretty pricey....now I am settled in a good job and it is alot easier...having two jobs really takes a toll on you over time...so just make sure that is what you want and if it is I say go for it...Now as far as which type of evo to get? it really all depends on you....like they say if you plan on modding it get an 8 and if you want to keep it pretty much stock get the 9....people usually recommend that because the 8 is cheaper than the 9...and will make pretty much the same power with mods. So like I said if you think your dedicated enough to maintain an evo I say go for it because its a great experience owning one of these bad boys
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Originally Posted by EMC
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Hey man I found myself in the same situation 2 years ago when I was 18. I even had two jobs too in order to save up for my baby....I dont regret it but I'm not going to lie to you...its pretty difficult to maintain the evo you have to really be dedicated to it...with the changing of fluids and service it tends to be pretty pricey....now I am settled in a good job and it is alot easier...having two jobs really takes a toll on you over time...so just make sure that is what you want and if it is I say go for it...Now as far as which type of evo to get? it really all depends on you....like they say if you plan on modding it get an 8 and if you want to keep it pretty much stock get the 9....people usually recommend that because the 8 is cheaper than the 9...and will make pretty much the same power with mods. So like I said if you think your dedicated enough to maintain an evo I say go for it because its a great experience owning one of these bad boys
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Oh and when you say changing of the fluids and service what exactly do you mean?
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If you get an evo, please dont crash it.
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you can definitely do it. i am only 17, be 18 in a month, and i afford to pay for my car and parts to mod it. I work as a cashier at shop rite, but i work a hell of a lot of hours. I don't regret getting it one bit. I can also afford to change the fluids and i do an oil change every 3000 miles with Mobil 1. it is definitely possible, you just have to be willing to maintain it and work a lot. one thing i recommend you do though, is to always have enough money in the bank for two payments and don't touch it. Thats what i do just in case i lose my job, i have two months to find another job. If it is what you want and you will take care of it, get it, but if you are worried you wont be able to afford it, get something cheaper with less maitnence.
Good Luck, evoDON |
Originally Posted by tweakdsm
(Post 5072380)
If you get an evo, please dont crash it.
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Originally Posted by evoDON
(Post 5072382)
you can definitely do it. i am only 17, be 18 in a month, and i afford to pay for my car and parts to mod it. I work as a cashier at shop rite, but i work a hell of a lot of hours. I don't regret getting it one bit. I can also afford to change the fluids and i do an oil change every 3000 miles with Mobil 1. it is definitely possible, you just have to be willing to maintain it and work a lot. one thing i recommend you do though, is to always have enough money in the bank for two payments and don't touch it. Thats what i do just in case i lose my job, i have two months to find another job. If it is what you want and you will take care of it, get it, but if you are worried you wont be able to afford it, get something cheaper with less maitnence.
Good Luck, evoDON |
this ain't no honda. all i needed to do on my honda was give it oil changes.
the evo eats clutches, tires, brakes, transmission fluid, differential fluid, oil, and insurance. they all add up to one ridiculously expensive car. not to mention how much it costs to mod, and repair when you crash it. If its really what you want - do it. But you'll basically be putting your life into a car - which might not be a big deal if you aren't going to school. |
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