my black scout cost $375 not even half the suv car payment for a month that im parked next to at work
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my black scout cost $375 not even half the suv car payment for a month that im parked next to at work
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My condo payment is less then that GMC SUV payment.![]()
<>< 95' Dodge Cummins 4x4 single cab, 35" tires, 4:10s, 5pd. Gear Vendor OD.
Sierra Club, "helping to confine humans within city limits one acre at a time"
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...ad.php?t=28936
Not sure the point of this tread...
I can post a pic of my girls Del Sol parked next to my C6 Z06. Both will get me to work but they clearly are not equal...
Different trucks for different usage.
2007 Tacoma TRD Off Road
I'd like to find a decent Scout for that price! I'd take the Scout any day.![]()
Larry
Southwest, Ohio
2006 Dodge 3500 Cummins
Can't i just have them both? my wifes 2008 suburban only cost's $462 a month and it's a z71 lt3 with everything you could want. Sure is comfy to drive and being 6'4" tall, i have yet to find anything to complain about it... except that it's not a Scout.
2005 Dodge 3500 ctd g56... slightly modified
1989 GMC suburban v2500 soon to be highly modified
2008 Chevy Suburban z71
4 kids-- highly modified
All of my vehicles combined cost under $15,000 and I would take any of them over a C6 Z06 or the GMC.
In my opinion the $39500 difference is a whole lot of worry.
BKCowGod - Northern, CA
'93 Range Rover LWB - Finally...
'92 Audi S4 - For when I want to sip, rather than chug.
Thats your choice. I own out right over $25K worth of cars big deal. I could choose to drive a $1500 Honda to work but I choose a $13000 Tundra. I could have built a budget Fox body Mustang but I bought a 07 Z06. Say what you want but there is a reason things cost more money. My Tundra is smoother larger and cleaner then a $1500 Honda.
And trying to compare a Fox body mustang with a C6 Z06 is laughable at best. Sorry man just hate seeing people say "I spent less then you so mine is better"
Heres a deal I wont make fun of you own a truck thats older then me and you try not to get upset that people can spend $45K on a car with out blinking an eye.
Deal?
I will leave you with a nice little quote I came up with for people who play this car....
"Why one one nice car when you can own 5 plies of Junk"
2007 Tacoma TRD Off Road
- JD
Rocky Mountain Expedition Club
- Getting "Lost"......one trail at a time.
Next ... TBD
2008 Ford Explorer: current family commuter/camping rig
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee: Sold due to transmission issues I couldn't resolve
1998 Jeep Cherokee: Sold when I "upgraded" to a Grand Cherokee
What vehicle would serve a family of 5-6 better in both the Mountains in Winter and the Deserts in Summer and 10,000s of miles of road trips?
Pskhaat (Scott)
UZJ100 "Mama Kuiser" built to look cool for the soccer mom
FZJ80 über rare "Geen", cloth'd & locked
DELETED - I need to follow my own advice, I guess. Here's a toned-down version:
Step 1 - Inhale.
Step 2 - Exhale.
Step 3 - Repeat.
GTA - I apologize for insulting your ability to purchase expensive cars. I would never dream of doing so if I had realized that you cared this much. I am not at all insecure about my financial situation, and I love that my truck is older than me. I consider it a mark of pride that I can make an old vehicle better than anything available in dealers, but to each their own. I am very glad that you were able to purchase a shiny new(er) truck that does everything you want. Enjoy it!
Last edited by BKCowGod; 10-12-2009 at 05:50 PM.
BKCowGod - Northern, CA
'93 Range Rover LWB - Finally...
'92 Audi S4 - For when I want to sip, rather than chug.