Is the S2000 hard on your wallet?
02-26-2001, 08:51 PM
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Not hard at all.
What is hard is finding enough left over to get the new CLK430 I want to replace my Acura Legend.
Seriously, whether you can afford it depends on your spending habits. Personally I would not have bought it if I didn't have the extra money laying around each month after putting some back for later in life, some for retirement and some for a rainy day. Toys come last. Well, not last...I am single after all.
What is hard is finding enough left over to get the new CLK430 I want to replace my Acura Legend.
Seriously, whether you can afford it depends on your spending habits. Personally I would not have bought it if I didn't have the extra money laying around each month after putting some back for later in life, some for retirement and some for a rainy day. Toys come last. Well, not last...I am single after all.
02-26-2001, 09:14 PM
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Originally posted by AusS2000
WHHHAAAATTT? 70-120K??
Wouldn't you just buy it with you spare change jar?
Originally posted by mrkim019
For average middle class (70-120k)
For average middle class (70-120k)
Wouldn't you just buy it with you spare change jar?
mrkim, i hope you can swing it...you will not regret it one bit. I still smile after a year and a half of owning one. Have you driven one yet?
02-26-2001, 09:23 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SilverSurfer
Oh, sorry. Tell me where to send the relief parcel 
Aus, in our part of the country (SF Bay Area) where fixer uppper homes go for 300K + and there is a waiting list for them 70-120K barely gets you by.
02-26-2001, 09:35 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AusS2000
you can send it to my mansion err i mean my mobile home CASH ONLY PLEASE 
Originally posted by SilverSurfer
Oh, sorry. Tell me where to send the relief parcel
Aus, in our part of the country (SF Bay Area) where fixer uppper homes go for 300K + and there is a waiting list for them 70-120K barely gets you by.
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02-26-2001, 10:46 PM
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Hey Aus, I'll take PayPal if CASH is a problem
I say get the car unless your debt load is already really high. I must admit I saved like hell and paid it off when I bought it, but it was worth every penny!...and yes, I fit your description of "middle class".
I say get the car unless your debt load is already really high. I must admit I saved like hell and paid it off when I bought it, but it was worth every penny!...and yes, I fit your description of "middle class".