I had to return my evo :/
Jan 7, 2008, 06:30 PM
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yea see my deal was i already had a car and i would have to cover the difference in the monthly payments, the gas, the insurance any mods i did, and any repairs that had to be made
Jan 7, 2008, 06:32 PM
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Jan 7, 2008, 06:32 PM
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Jan 7, 2008, 06:35 PM
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Jan 7, 2008, 06:37 PM
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BAD stories with autosmart.
I know for a fact they sold two different cars in different occassions where the pistons were either cracked or the rings were bad,
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ight=autosmart
sti sold to autosmart- they add ring sealers and JUNK and sell it for twice what they bought it for.
here's more from a guy who worked there:
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ght=auto+smart
NOT A GOOD DEALERSHIP!
I know for a fact they sold two different cars in different occassions where the pistons were either cracked or the rings were bad,
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ight=autosmart
sti sold to autosmart- they add ring sealers and JUNK and sell it for twice what they bought it for.
here's more from a guy who worked there:
http://www.tristatetuners.com/forum/...ght=auto+smart
NOT A GOOD DEALERSHIP!
Jan 7, 2008, 06:38 PM
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well, i said it like that because you can do one thing in an evo such as speed and can also do it in a different car. driving an evo doesnt make you able to do things that you cant in another car.....its no different...so if you follow what im saying, according to the so called moderator, its just like saying they dont deserve a car at all for their age based on statistics and whatnot and all that crap.
As for the rest, first, cut it with the attitude, if you have a problem with this board you are welcome to go elsewhere (as I'm sure I told you before). Second, no one on earth deserves a car. A car is not a right, it is a privilege. Third, you are welcome to find the statistics and even argue with the statistics but considering the stats are older than you and collected by people probably smarter than you, I doubt you'll win.
Jan 7, 2008, 07:19 PM
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what are you trying to win? you play this game everyday dude. bottom line is u need to quit this **** and be a moderator like you are supposed to be. and not rip off your head to prove your point.
Jan 7, 2008, 07:22 PM
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i dont know what you are trying to win but i am just here to argue with you NOW, since you started an argument with me. damn, its like you cant stay still or something. you are what should be called immaturity.
so ok you win and this is over. you are officially retarded for winning this argument.
so ok you win and this is over. you are officially retarded for winning this argument.
Jan 7, 2008, 07:32 PM
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I'm not trying to win anything, this is how people discuss things on here (ie. without name calling, each side saying what they want, etc). In this case I was responding to the quoted text and another post of yours in order to better explain what I meant when I said no one deserves a car.
If you don't want to see people disagree with you, stop looking at this thread, it's that simple. I'm not freaking out or ripping my head off, I'm just providing some points. I don't think it's stated anywhere that a moderator can't have an opinion.
If you don't want to see people disagree with you, stop looking at this thread, it's that simple. I'm not freaking out or ripping my head off, I'm just providing some points. I don't think it's stated anywhere that a moderator can't have an opinion.
Jan 7, 2008, 07:41 PM
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Here's the problem, the evo is substantially faster than most cars on the road and because of how it is made, it allows an individual to drive in a fashion that is well beyond their abilities before it gives up. This means when it does go, it's big. As a clear example, there was a recent thread where an individual damaged their car because they went way too fast into a corner (he said 80 mph). His defense, he's done it before. This is why I strongly think it is better to start with a lower power, lower limit car where you can understand your capabilities and learn how to simply drive before you start to learn how to drive fast. You wouldn't start teaching a kid math by throwing calculus at them just as you shouldn't teach someone how to drive properly by throwing a car like an evo or an STI at them. It is just poor parenting IMO.
As for the rest, first, cut it with the attitude, if you have a problem with this board you are welcome to go elsewhere (as I'm sure I told you before). Second, no one on earth deserves a car. A car is not a right, it is a privilege. Third, you are welcome to find the statistics and even argue with the statistics but considering the stats are older than you and collected by people probably smarter than you, I doubt you'll win.
As for the rest, first, cut it with the attitude, if you have a problem with this board you are welcome to go elsewhere (as I'm sure I told you before). Second, no one on earth deserves a car. A car is not a right, it is a privilege. Third, you are welcome to find the statistics and even argue with the statistics but considering the stats are older than you and collected by people probably smarter than you, I doubt you'll win.
I would agree that no one deserves a car. A car is more appreciated and better taken care of when the person driving it has to pay the payment, insurance, maintenance, etc. If my parents were going to purchase my first car for me, I wouldn't turn that opportunity down though.
Jan 7, 2008, 09:02 PM
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Here's the problem, the evo is substantially faster than most cars on the road and because of how it is made, it allows an individual to drive in a fashion that is well beyond their abilities before it gives up. This means when it does go, it's big. As a clear example, there was a recent thread where an individual damaged their car because they went way too fast into a corner (he said 80 mph). His defense, he's done it before. This is why I strongly think it is better to start with a lower power, lower limit car where you can understand your capabilities and learn how to simply drive before you start to learn how to drive fast. You wouldn't start teaching a kid math by throwing calculus at them just as you shouldn't teach someone how to drive properly by throwing a car like an evo or an STI at them. It is just poor parenting IMO.
As for the rest, first, cut it with the attitude, if you have a problem with this board you are welcome to go elsewhere (as I'm sure I told you before). Second, no one on earth deserves a car. A car is not a right, it is a privilege. Third, you are welcome to find the statistics and even argue with the statistics but considering the stats are older than you and collected by people probably smarter than you, I doubt you'll win.
As for the rest, first, cut it with the attitude, if you have a problem with this board you are welcome to go elsewhere (as I'm sure I told you before). Second, no one on earth deserves a car. A car is not a right, it is a privilege. Third, you are welcome to find the statistics and even argue with the statistics but considering the stats are older than you and collected by people probably smarter than you, I doubt you'll win.
Jan 8, 2008, 06:36 AM
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can everyone please jsut shut up....u have ppl arguin about who bought the kid the car....leave the kid alone...he has good parents and says he pays for the car...he prolly works more then half of the losers on here....who cares who bought it and wat happend the kid told u guys his story and u all start fights with him and say he shouldnt have an evo....an evo is not a gold plated race car neone can have one....its a mitsubishi....im in love with the car and build them everyday but who cars what it is....in every aspect its a "car"!...everyone grow up and stop calling the kid imature wen u guys r the imature ones fighting with him!
Jan 8, 2008, 07:10 AM
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just leave the kid alone, he must work like me i got my evo at 17 i pay for all monthly expenses, all my parents did was co-sign thats all about it. i've owned my car for about a year now!
