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A SQUARED 04-10-2005 02:17 PM

god i love it when the 16 year olds who just started driving try to explain us the logic why they deserve to drive $30,000+ cars and not have people rag on them.

SpuGen 04-10-2005 02:19 PM

haha
I'd rather my parents hate me than love me and never teach me the value of a dollar.

DB9 04-10-2005 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by A SQUARED
you dont know anything. you dont know the hard work and time that it takes to save up and buy a $10,000 car, let alone a $30,000+ car.
you can never truly appreciate what it took to get that car. i spent 2 years working to the bone and cutting back my spending on everything to buy my car. i know the blood sweat and tears that went into affording it.

you will never understand that part of it until you save up and buy your own car instead of having mommy and daddy buy you a car. i know i never did when i drove my parents car

so? whats so big deal about it?
its his life, not urs :D

Presto 04-10-2005 02:22 PM

My parents bought me a beater car since they felt sorry for me because transit sucked, and I kept asking for rides. The only restriction is I had to cover the insurance and repairs/maintenance. I drove that awesome car for 8 years until I got my new car with my own money 2 years ago.

There's no respect here for little kids getting a nice new car with insurance from their parents, but I think you get the point by now ;)

dc5rmok 04-10-2005 02:25 PM

It is alright if they bought you some economy car or something but a Porsche come on man... and ur asking what's wrong with that?

4JaiBao 04-10-2005 02:27 PM

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yooooooo 04-10-2005 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by A SQUARED
god i love it when the 16 year olds who just started driving try to explain us the logic why they deserve to drive $30,000+ cars and not have people rag on them.
boxster S MSRP $73,450

esodragger 04-10-2005 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Iceman_19
you call your parents buying you a porsche boxster loving you? boxster is the shit end of the porsche line. its like bragging about your parents buying you a bmw 325i.
i didnt even read the rest of the thread..

but...hahahaha

hk20000 04-10-2005 02:30 PM

My parents bought me the Impreza TS I'm going to give it back to them when my dad comes over for retirement....

oh shit it's MT .... but wutever it'll be theirs.

I don't feel comfortable sitting behind the wheels of new cars.... I'm looking into getting a 1984-1989 Toyota LE Van LOL I don't know why I love those lil bread vans hahaha... hopefully get one for 300 bux or something. (can't have my second car more expensive than my main race/drift/autoX car which was $400 to start with LOL.)

IMASA 04-10-2005 02:32 PM

How about showing your parents some love back by saying thanks but no thanks, I`ll earn it myself. I think I am the only one I know who refused a $30k car from my parents. So give me a cookie :)

bd0n 04-10-2005 02:34 PM

lol i got a ranger 94 in hs still rocking it, but i payed for more then half of it and all the mods.

DB9 04-10-2005 02:36 PM

common guys...i dont see anything wrong with this
its about having the different standard...face it, you and the boxter kid live in a different world
his dad might drive a S600 while ur dad drives a Camry
they have different purchasing power!

driving a boxter-s at age 16 while his dad is a billionaire sounds alrite to me...u buy better shits when u have more money! thats how the world is like

what are u guys here trying to prove to this kid? that u know the hardwork of making money?
common...why does it matter? this kid might never have to make money in his life...so why bother?

+TheOne+ 04-10-2005 02:37 PM

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Ulic Qel-Droma 04-10-2005 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DB9
common guys...i dont see anything wrong with this
its about having the different standard...face it, you and the boxter kid live in a different world
his dad might drive a S600 while ur dad drives a Camry
they have different purchasing power!

driving a boxter-s at age 16 while his dad is a billionaire sounds alrite to me...u buy better shits when u have more money! thats how the world is like

what are u guys here trying to prove to this kid? that u know the hardwork of making money?
common...why does it matter? this kid might never have to make money in his life...so why bother?

haha DB9 is kinda right, just cuz you're poor doesn't mean you get to bitch.

OK FINE, you can bitch about it. but it doesn't mean you're right haha.

i'm not gonna bother buying my own car until I have my own house.

otherwise, i can laugh at you guys for living in your parents house still. what's the difference.

if you live on your own, and have your own car, great.
if you only have one of those two, well big deal, if i wanted to i could go out and buy some 10 000 dollar car with my own money as well, but you know what, no. im going to go out and buy an 800 000 dollar house instead. and no i dont have 800k in my bank account. I'm just saying that I'm saving for somethign different.

i wish i had a porsche when i was 16. but I didn't. i drove the family van. and it was cool. until it broke.

A SQUARED 04-10-2005 02:54 PM

for the record, my parents are in no way poor. im not getting into it but if they so chose they could afford to buy me a porsche boxster when i was 16.

thats not the point tho. what does buying your kid a $70,000 car teach the kid?? nothing. doesn't teach them fiscal responsibility, doesn't teach them what hard work gets you, teaches you nothing.
its one thing to help your kid out and buy them an A to B car at the age of 16 so that they can get to school and things. A to B cars are the one that grandma doesn't need anymore, or the car your buddy at work is selling cause he is buying a new car. its not a brand new $70,000 porsche boxster.


i may be preaching on deaf ears here i dunno

4JaiBao 04-10-2005 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DB9
common guys...i dont see anything wrong with this
its about having the different standard...face it, you and the boxter kid live in a different world
his dad might drive a S600 while ur dad drives a Camry
they have different purchasing power!

driving a boxter-s at age 16 while his dad is a billionaire sounds alrite to me...u buy better shits when u have more money! thats how the world is like

what are u guys here trying to prove to this kid? that u know the hardwork of making money?
common...why does it matter? this kid might never have to make money in his life...so why bother?

well, it's not about daddy can afford a better car for his
son/daughter. We are talking about, do you appreciate the gifts?
can you afford to MAINTAIN the car? will you learn how hard to
earn money in real world? most people here are car enthusiasts,
they buy it, they mod it, they are proud of their hardworkship (is
this even a word?)

right, you drive an boxter S, you are cool, but you can't even take
care of the car, imagine you bring ur car to inspection, and the bill
is $750..."mom, can I have $750, so I can pay for the bill?" these
kinda kids won't learn, I have been this stage when I was
younger, and now I realized how dipshit I am when I have to
work my ass out just to pay for the gas and insurance.

DB9 04-10-2005 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by A SQUARED
for the record, my parents are in no way poor. im not getting into it but if they so chose they could afford to buy me a porsche boxster when i was 16.

thats not the point tho. what does buying your kid a $70,000 car teach the kid?? nothing. doesn't teach them fiscal responsibility, doesn't teach them what hard work gets you, teaches you nothing.
its one thing to help your kid out and buy them an A to B car at the age of 16 so that they can get to school and things. A to B cars are the one that grandma doesn't need anymore, or the car your buddy at work is selling cause he is buying a new car. its not a brand new $70,000 porsche boxster.


i may be preaching on deaf ears here i dunno

u have a point there, but u missed out some points there as well
there might be several reasons why his dad got him a boxter-s
im sure hes dad is rich and successful, and he knows the hardwork of making money and shit...
the kid might be his only son...hes important to him
the reason he wants to get him a brand new car for his first car might be because a brand new car is more reliable and safer..buying a second hand car could be risky, u dont know when it might break down on the road...
and the other reason might be because he wants to treat his son better...
his dad might be some business man who goes around the world often and doesnt have much time to spend with his family...
thats why buying his son a nice car might be his way of loving his son, a way to make up to him...by doing so he makes his son happy...

JackAss 04-10-2005 03:08 PM

I don't think you can get a 2001 Boxster S brand new rite now... so... his car is not brand new......

A SQUARED 04-10-2005 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DB9
u have a point there, but u missed out some points there as well
there might be several reasons why his dad got him a boxter-s
im sure hes dad is rich and successful, and he knows the hardwork of making money and shit...
the kid might be his only son...hes important to him
the reason he wants to get him a brand new car for his first car might be because a brand new car is more reliable and safer..buying a second hand car could be risky, u dont know when it might break down on the road...
and the other reason might be because he wants to treat his son better...
his dad might be some business man who goes around the world often and doesnt have much time to spend with his family...
thats why buying his son a nice car might be his way of loving his son, a way to make up to him...by doing so he makes his son happy...


1. if you want to buy your kid a reliable car get him a toyota, honda, mazda whatever. not a porsche.
2. nothing says good parenting than buying your kids love. man i wish i lived in that household.

yooooooo 04-10-2005 03:23 PM

we all know spending a huge ridiculous amount of money will not compensate for the care of parenthood

+TheOne+ 04-10-2005 03:26 PM

What I want to know is.... if mommy and daddy buy you a porsche, then do they also pay for the insurance?? Its not the fact of owning an expensive car, its the fact of keeping it.

I drive an Integra, I got it myself without any help, but insurance is a bitch and a half. If I knew the insurance was going to be like this, I would have got a different car.

!YaoShi 04-10-2005 03:26 PM

when u buy ur kids love... they love the money and not the people who make it.

4JaiBao 04-10-2005 03:49 PM

if the parents care their kids' safety...

Upass + security guard...

or roll caged Volvo 740 with 2 mechanics as private drivers :D

impactX 04-10-2005 03:51 PM

Did you just delete your cruise post?

I think cruising with your mom in a convertible with a red L in the back is cool.

DO IT! so I can point and laugh

Presto 04-10-2005 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by impactX
Did you just delete your cruise post?

I think cruising with your mom in a convertible with a red L in the back is cool.

DO IT! so I can point and laugh

Stop drinking so much and you won't be blind :) :::
Here you go ===>Link to "Driving with mommy"


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