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Datsun 08-06-2012 12:57 AM

0.5/10

Gotta give you credit for making us reply

whEEls7 08-06-2012 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Donut (Post 7995388)
0.5/10

Gotta give you credit for making us reply

?

I just got called racist

Gerbs 08-06-2012 12:59 AM

LOL no money for driving instuctor, yet you wanna buy a car. How do u plan on paying for insurance and maintenNce
after if i cant afford driving lessons o.o

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 7995392)
LOL no money for driving instuctor, yet you wanna buy a car. How do u plan on paying for insurance and maintenNce
after if i cant afford driving lessons o.o

cause i dont want to have to pay for that if i can find another way

J.C 08-06-2012 01:03 AM

i had a driving teacher it was $30/h i think
he also rented me his car for an hour with a fee of course, i think it was around $75 (but that included a 1 hour mock test right before we went to icbc) and he also signed me up and everything so all i had to do was show up
got around 10hrs behind the wheel
i got it on my N on the second go :/
failed the first time for doing a rolling stop during a right turn

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:04 AM

seems as if a few people are mad their parents were killed outside an opera theatre and didnt grow up to become batman so they resort to trolling legit threads on rs forums

Culture_Vulture 08-06-2012 01:04 AM

stop feeding the troll

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Culture_Vulture (Post 7995399)
stop feeding the troll

im trying not to but he keeps failing my posts

donjalapeno 08-06-2012 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by whEEls7 (Post 7995337)
Well I'm handling it all this month, what's wrong? I'll be getting both at around the same time.

take the picture before you buy the frame

AW607 08-06-2012 01:19 AM

When I had my lessons, it was $35/hour. Instructors can lend you your car + a warmup lesson for your road test for about $125-$150. Like everyone else here, I'd spend on getting your license first and being a better driver, and then get your car later. I didn't buy my first car til about six months after getting my N, before I got my car I was just taking public transit/borrowing parents' car/dealing with it

On another note, leave your batman material at the door and post appropriately. We can be extremely helpful if you want us to be, unless you post stupid shit like that

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by AW607 (Post 7995410)
When I had my lessons, it was $35/hour. Instructors can lend you your car + a warmup lesson for your road test for about $125-$150. Like everyone else here, I'd spend on getting your license first and being a better driver, and then get your car later. I didn't buy my first car til about six months after getting my N, before I got my car I was just taking public transit/borrowing parents' car/dealing with it

On another note, leave your batman material at the door and post appropriately. We can be extremely helpful if you want us to be, unless you post stupid shit like that

:okay:


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Originally Posted by WolfGang (Post 7995408)
take the picture before you buy the frame

logical fallacy

Why would getting an idea of what a good first car may be while getting my license be a bad thing?

1exotic 08-06-2012 01:23 AM

dafuq

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/5196/dafuqg.jpg

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by 1exotic (Post 7995413)

fabbercation

EvoLove 08-06-2012 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by 1exotic (Post 7995413)

lawl not sure if trolling or not :suspicious:


but op if you take the test remember to shoulder check 24/7 well not literately but check when ever your going to change lane/ pull over / park

whEEls7 08-06-2012 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by EvoLove (Post 7995416)
lawl not sure if trolling or not :suspicious:


but op if you take the test remember to shoulder check 24/7 well not literately but check when ever your going to change lane/ pull over / park

yeah, im not afraid of the basic stuff, but rather things i may not be trained or comfortable enough to react to

UnName 08-06-2012 01:56 AM

take at least 5 lessons because it sound like u have no clue how to drive and then pay for the car take the test and if u fail pls stay off the roads and use the money that u want to buy a car with for a private driver.

jtrinh 08-06-2012 06:04 AM

(604) 889-9900. Ask for Pat. Was $30/hr when I took lessons from him. You can work out a price to rent his car for the day of the test. I passed my class 7 the first try. He'll let you know when you're ready to take it. My only infraction was not scanning a railway crossing.. lol.

twitchyzero 08-06-2012 11:47 AM

bullshit
i saw you driving around in one of these
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...bile_(FMC).jpg

XplicitLuder 08-06-2012 12:45 PM


Limitless 08-06-2012 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by belaud (Post 7995343)
Nope, you either have a car, borrow a car, or "rent" one from a driving school.

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Originally Posted by nabs (Post 7995344)
ICBC does not have their own cars to test you, you either bring your own/borrowed/rented vehicle or you are SOL.

Ah, I stand corrected. Must of remembered wrong, now that I think more carefully I did take my N test with my family's Civic. My bad

If the OP was more serious I think he would of gotten a lot more help from people on revscene. Anyways, @OP if you want I can give you a few lessons/tips for the road test sometimes. I'm not the best driver and I won't let you drive my car lol, but you can sit in the passenger seat and I can take you around some of the roads they make you drive around in Burnaby/Richmond for the road test and tell you what to expect when you take the N test. There are a number of things that you're supposed to do during the test that you normally don't really do during everyday driving (even though you're supposed to, lol). Just an offer, PM me if you want and we can set up a time

Anjew 08-06-2012 03:07 PM

1. buy a used "best bang for buck" car with your 2k budget
2. learn on it with a friend over 25 that has a class 5.
3. pass your road test
4. sell used car in a few months.

whEEls7 08-06-2012 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Limitless (Post 7995677)
Ah, I stand corrected. Must of remembered wrong, now that I think more carefully I did take my N test with my family's Civic. My bad

If the OP was more serious I think he would of gotten a lot more help from people on revscene. Anyways, @OP if you want I can give you a few lessons/tips for the road test sometimes. I'm not the best driver and I won't let you drive my car lol, but you can sit in the passenger seat and I can take you around some of the roads they make you drive around in Burnaby/Richmond for the road test and tell you what to expect when you take the N test. There are a number of things that you're supposed to do during the test that you normally don't really do during everyday driving (even though you're supposed to, lol). Just an offer, PM me if you want and we can set up a time

thank you and i appreciate it but there will be no raping done today

trix4kids 08-06-2012 06:08 PM

Op, you're a waste of sperm. Thought u were serious until u just mocked someones legitimate offer to help you

XplicitLuder 08-06-2012 06:17 PM

^ took you that long to realize ? :suspicious:

BossFrancis 08-06-2012 06:25 PM

:moderatorban:


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