a_b_ said:
How in the world could you have a Mustang GT if the Bush presidency is so sucky? Or did your republican parents buy it for you?
One would have to be a rich republican in order to afford a Mustang GT, unless of course one was a rich fat pasty white guy - like michael moore or ted kennedy or bill clinton
What kind of inflammatory prejudiced stereotypical message is this?
Seriously, save yourself now from looking any worse and think more before you post like this.
I almost cant tell if you are trying to insult me or the republican party! You do a disservice to both liberals and conservatives that constructively, respectfully debate on these forums.
Why dont you read the FAQ and rules for this board before you pollute my threads again?
Obviously you dont know much about buying a car. Do you know what the sticker price is for a Mustang GT? Ever heard of Galpin Ford, the largest volume Ford dealership in the world???? You definitely dont know much about me thats for sure! Your post couldnt possibly be more incorrect or ignorant sounding.
But since you seem to want answers, allow me to provide them. I work full time for an insurance company and have a salary that barely allows me to pay my rent and my car note. I did not have my parents cosign or give money or anything for me to get this car. I go to night classes at an expensive school that I pay for myself and get Stafford loans with my own credit. I am a racing enthusiast so I spend a disproportionately large amount of my money on this car. I dont have much money... I shop at Costco and Food 4 Less ok?
In 2001 I had a used Honda Civic (which I also bought all by myself thank you). I went to Galpin Ford in the summer of 2001. They had a "6000 cars in 6 months" promotion going on, so they were eager to move volume. I found this car and the sticker was $24,500. I talked them down to $22,000 and traded in my Civic for $9000 plus $1000 cash down payment. I got a good interest rate for the time (a few months before 9/11) and my monthly payments are $350 a month for this car.
I have a decent credit rating cause I pay my bills on time. I got my down payment by saving my cash and trading in my Civic. My roommate used to sell cars himself so he came with me and helped me argue very well for this car. we basically jipped the salesman out of most of his commission. But they didnt care cause they were moving 6000 cars in 6 months get it?
Now that I gave you a history lesson on my life, my car, the concept of hard honest work,
and a little education on car dealerships in general, I expect you to act more respectful when posting around me and all the intelligent respectable people that debate on this board. I also ask that you educate yourself on the stereotypes that you have in your head before you speak your mind about them on this board in the future.