^Really? LOL!

I agree %100

Why is one too many? Just because we are young doesn't mean we don't treasure what we have. If I had an Evo I am sure I would take better care of it and drive more responsibly than some 30 year olds.

Oh yeah, and what if they put forth a lot of hard work and gave up time to party and have fun with the kids just to own an Evo? Is that not respectable, or is it just because they are in high school it doesn't matter how much they give up or how hard they work to get a vehicle they love?

lol one correction to this thread...how many highschoolers financed there evo themselves and make there payments with there own money...that means no co signers no allowances....all money you earned yourself... if there is i would be really suprised

by no means am i saying it isnt great they own one...i dont mind that it took me a while to get my credit to where it needed to be to finance the car, i just know how much i appriciate my car and what i would do to make sure i keep it...cause i dont want to go back to a chevy celebrity...yeah i drove a chevy celebrity...dont knock it cause that thing has seen more air than most rally cars...lol

thats what i call lucky, what do you do sell drugs?

to those young bucks who actually own one.. please take care of it there's not that many out there

thats the only way i can see then paying for an evo cash...especially in highschool....but again as i said above...allowances are nice. the only way i see that happening any other way is if you are native american and live on a reservation with a casino

Theres nothing wrong with kids having evo's in high school....the people that think that its stupid for a kid to have one in high school are usually just jealous because their parent wouldnt get them one.

Very well said. I know plenty of mature adult Evo owners who drive much more irresponsibly than I do; on top of that, I haven't met one who take as much care of their car as I do, visually and mechanically. I don't need to prove myself to anyone, maybe it's because I'm pretty mature for my age, but this car is my pride and joy and nothing I do will ever raise your insurance rates, trust me.

hmmm 20,000 to 30,000 dollars is alot to save....i go overseas for 6 months tax free and make 40,000 a year...i can only manage to save around 10,000 in that six months...i dont see how any kid in highschool is making 40.000 a year...and that isnt even enough money for me to survive in san diego

true...very true...my 1200 dollar chevy clebrity was the cleanest and best maintained CC you would have ever seen...

be careful Jordan...there are a few of us out there in the DC area.

Before you say something. Maybe you should meet my parents. I know i didnt pay for my own damn Evo.( I never said I paid for my Evo w/ out help) . My parents gave me $25grand for it. My parents paid. OK. and no we dont sell drugs. My dad owns his own business of Sheet Metal Roofing and my mom owns her business also. (a house cleaning business) . So there you go, know you know were our funds come from. This isnt my first car , my first car was a 1992 Toyota Celica GT AllTrac. When i was 15.

No read my last post. My parents paid for it. and there paying for my bros also.