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DkknightX · 01-17-2010, 04:40 PM

Dude, you are making the right choice. I know you say that now, but you'll be tempted again...trust me! Keep reminding yourself how much easier buying the car you want all up front will be, or with most of the money you've saved without skimping on power or options, without being pressured by creditors or your parents. The absence of that kind of pressure is worth more than any joy a car can bring you right now. Glad we were able to help you man! Please be patient and hang in there. We've all done foolish things because WE wanted what we wanted when we couldn't afford to do it and at 33 years of age, I'm still paying for mistakes I made when I was 21. Get your life in gear first and graciously accept what your parents give you in order to help you succeed. You'll appreciate what you earn later in life a crapload later man! This is 100% experience talking, and then some! Goodluck!

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01-17-2010, 04:40 PM	#29
DkknightX Account Suspended Drives: 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt SS/SC Stage 2 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Emerson, NJ Posts: 1,347 View My Garage	Dude, you are making the right choice. I know you say that now, but you'll be tempted again...trust me! Keep reminding yourself how much easier buying the car you want all up front will be, or with most of the money you've saved without skimping on power or options, without being pressured by creditors or your parents. The absence of that kind of pressure is worth more than any joy a car can bring you right now. Glad we were able to help you man! Please be patient and hang in there. We've all done foolish things because WE wanted what we wanted when we couldn't afford to do it and at 33 years of age, I'm still paying for mistakes I made when I was 21. Get your life in gear first and graciously accept what your parents give you in order to help you succeed. You'll appreciate what you earn later in life a crapload later man! This is 100% experience talking, and then some! Goodluck!