How did you pay for your FD?
How did you pay for your FD?
11-26-03, 10:52 AM
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damn,
you preach searching yet you fail to do so yourself.
*smacks forehead*
There have been at least 3 threads dealing with this that i can remember, and i dont even browse the 3rd gen section that often.
you preach searching yet you fail to do so yourself.
*smacks forehead*
There have been at least 3 threads dealing with this that i can remember, and i dont even browse the 3rd gen section that often.
11-26-03, 11:03 AM
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Originally posted by diablone
1.) You can't afford it.
2.) There is already a thread on this not more than a week old.
1.) You can't afford it.
2.) There is already a thread on this not more than a week old.
I wish there was a filter to block out all the posts from anyone under 18.
11-26-03, 11:06 AM
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Originally posted by Bio-Weapon
damn,
you preach searching yet you fail to do so yourself.
*smacks forehead*
There have been at least 3 threads dealing with this that i can remember, and i dont even browse the 3rd gen section that often.
damn,
you preach searching yet you fail to do so yourself.
*smacks forehead*
There have been at least 3 threads dealing with this that i can remember, and i dont even browse the 3rd gen section that often.
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11-26-03, 11:22 AM
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This question pops up every so often. Quite simply, some people pay for the car entirely up front, others finance. And others end up getting their cars for free (like inheriting it from a relative). The answer doesn't get much more basic than that.
As for the fixing part,...that answer varies widely. Much like any other car,...some things get replaced immediately, others are maintenance/problem free for quite some time.
This question pops up every so often. Quite simply, some people pay for the car entirely up front, others finance. And others end up getting their cars for free (like inheriting it from a relative). The answer doesn't get much more basic than that.
As for the fixing part,...that answer varies widely. Much like any other car,...some things get replaced immediately, others are maintenance/problem free for quite some time.
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11-26-03, 11:32 AM
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Originally posted by DomFD3S
3RotorRocket
This question pops up every so often. Quite simply, some people pay for the car entirely up front, others finance. And others end up getting their cars for free (like inheriting it from a relative). The answer doesn't get much more basic than that.
As for the fixing part,...that answer varies widely. Much like any other car,...some things get replaced immediately, others are maintenance/problem free for quite some time.
3RotorRocket
This question pops up every so often. Quite simply, some people pay for the car entirely up front, others finance. And others end up getting their cars for free (like inheriting it from a relative). The answer doesn't get much more basic than that.
As for the fixing part,...that answer varies widely. Much like any other car,...some things get replaced immediately, others are maintenance/problem free for quite some time.
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