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Thinking about buying Emily a WRX STi... Update: Keeping the Honda
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Yeah, I think I managed to get like 3 options checked
Since I'd want the 3.6L V6, it didn't take me that long..
You're right, but an sti isn't cheap these days either they are 36K as well. Jim has this price hard locked at 40K no possible exceptions.
He even said himself - the guy who has owned everything...to get something truly awesome you need to spend above 40K.
Jim, you just have to admit your stuck.
Oh, I hear what you're sayin'.. If I was looking at a CTS, though, I'd be close to $50k real quick. Wagon, AWD, and the 3.6 is over $46k.. and that hasn't added nav, sunroof, remote start, etc..
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A regular CTS starts at 35k
Yeah, but by the time you add a few things to 'em, they're quickly over $40k...
You're right, but an sti isn't cheap these days either they are 36K as well. Jim has this price hard locked at 40K no possible exceptions.
He even said himself - the guy who has owned everything...to get something truly awesome you need to spend above 40K.
Jim, you just have to admit your stuck.
Sticker on the STi coming in is about 37K. That's about 7K beyond my comfort zone but it's attainable.
Cadillacs are nice but they lose a lot in the first year. Great cars but you need to keep them 3 or 4 years. No Volkswagens.
Wait two years, try again.
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Yes we will. Life is too short to drive the same old thing forever.
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That's probably what she has been thinking about you but the new cars keep her content
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Damn Brian. You are smarter than you look.
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