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Applebees Appetizer posted:Oh god, best engine and entire car hoist ever
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monsterzero posted:If you want it I'll drive it east and meet you half way. Pick me up on the way through IL. I'm surprised kastein hasn't scrounged up a crane like that for the back of the 5T. I know he's got the front a-frame, but this poo poo is another level.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Oh god, best engine and entire car hoist ever Yeah it is. If I had property and disposable income, I could make use of one of those. edit: were was that thing anyway? Chico, CA. Oof. Long way to TX @ a max of 65 MPH. Darchangel fucked around with this message at 17:58 on Jun 16, 2017 |
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Jun 16, 2017 17:56
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As a coworker pointed out, you could put vehicle A in the trunk of vehicle B! https://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/6135073637.html Cylinders: Other   https://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/6169871575.html
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Jun 16, 2017 18:15
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Jun 16, 2017 22:00
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Heres a neato Concord wagon. The matching hub-caps on thin white-walls make this. 
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http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1989-peugeot-405-mi-16/ I'm bidding on this. Wish me luck!
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Ramp Truck anyone? https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/6158525769.html
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Wally Joyner posted:Heres a neato Concord wagon.
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Jun 19, 2017 15:45
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Jun 19, 2017 18:44
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Holy gently caress, how do you owe $12k on a 2011 Mazda2. Also the car is garbage with that automatic.
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Jun 19, 2017 18:51
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IOwnCalculus posted:Holy gently caress, how do you owe $12k on a 2011 Mazda2. Still leasing. Probably the residual is insanely high missed payments or whatever.
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Jun 19, 2017 18:58
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Jun 19, 2017 18:59
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IOwnCalculus posted:Holy gently caress, how do you owe $12k on a 2011 Mazda2. How do you still have $256/mo payments on a 6 year old car that only cost like $15k new? By this point they've already paid something on the order of $18,000 for it, and apparently have $12,000 to go. I guess I don't understand leases at all: Elephanthead posted:Still leasing. Probably the residual is insanely high missed payments or whatever.
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Jun 19, 2017 23:07
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Pham Nuwen posted:How do you still have $256/mo payments on a 6 year old car that only cost like $15k new? By this point they've already paid something on the order of $18,000 for it, and apparently have $12,000 to go. So he's spent $18k on it, and has $12k to go, and at the end won't even own the car?  Yeah sign me right up for that, pardner 
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Pham Nuwen posted:How do you still have $256/mo payments on a 6 year old car that only cost like $15k new? By this point they've already paid something on the order of $18,000 for it, and apparently have $12,000 to go. 22% over 96 months, you know, the kind of loan they give people who don't have jobs. Also known as a nissan loan.
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Jun 20, 2017 00:26
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Given that they're trying to sell it, I wonder if they even know the difference between "loan" and "lease".
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Jun 20, 2017 00:44
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That's really sad more than anything else
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Jun 20, 2017 05:13
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I'm guessing that's a loan that they rolled a previous underwater car into.
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Jun 20, 2017 05:25
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Powershift posted:Also known as a nissan loan.
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Jun 20, 2017 05:41
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Raluek posted:So he's spent $18k on it, and has $12k to go, and at the end won't even own the car? could be worse... could be one of Uber's leases effective 20%+ APR with weekly payments deducted automatically from the signee's Uber pay super fuckin evil.
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Network42 posted:I'm guessing that's a loan that they rolled a previous underwater car into. That would make sense, I've seen a few people do that thinking it will be cheaper and they get hosed in the end.
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Jun 20, 2017 06:04
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I really don't get the "have two kids, need a bigger car" mentality. It's a 4 door, you can fit like, 3 kids in the back.
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Jun 20, 2017 11:44
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Breakfast Feud posted:I really don't get the "have two kids, need a bigger car" mentality. It's a 4 door, you can fit like, 3 kids in the back. People looked at me funny when I told them a Golf GTI is a family car in Europe. It can have 4 doors and you get kids in the back what is not to like? Also do we want to start throwing Facebook Market links in? It seems to have a better selection of sheds at least in my area.
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Jun 20, 2017 12:29
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BigPaddy posted:People looked at me funny when I told them a Golf GTI is a family car in Europe. It can have 4 doors and you get kids in the back what is not to like? Pretty sure as long as it has a pic and a link it's all good.
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Breakfast Feud posted:I really don't get the "have two kids, need a bigger car" mentality. It's a 4 door, you can fit like, 3 kids in the back. We had a '13 Fiesta for a few years and me, the wife, our two kids and all our luggage comfortably did a 2,000 mile round trip. That was a lease, too, and our payment was about that, but only for three years. Including what we put down (I think $2500), I think it was a good enough deal. How you even sign up for however long that 'lease' is without some part of your brain wanting to do the math...
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Jun 20, 2017 21:55
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Powershift posted:Also known as a nissan loan. That makes sense, I always wondered why an Altima or Maxima is always the most douchebag driver on the road I see. Crappy wheels, tinted windows and lights, and poverty spec engines are all Datsuns or fullsize pickup trucks here.
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Jun 20, 2017 22:06
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BigPaddy posted:People looked at me funny when I told them a Golf GTI is a family car in Europe. It can have 4 doors and you get kids in the back what is not to like? Sure but a Golf is Mazda 3 sized, going down to the 2 (which has less space than a Polo) causes issues if you have bulky capsules to worry about.
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Jun 20, 2017 22:49
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The 2 shares a platform with the Fiesta, and as a Fiesta owner I find it cruel to put anyone in the back seats who is over 5'5".
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Jun 20, 2017 22:50
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Breakfast Feud posted:I really don't get the "have two kids, need a bigger car" mentality. It's a 4 door, you can fit like, 3 kids in the back. I felt that way too, and mostly still do but these new child seats are freaking huge and it is recommended to keep them rear facing as long as possible now. Even with a 5-series wagon I can only just get comfortable in the front with the seat pushing into the child seat behind it. The trunk fits a folding stroller and 2 suitcases nicely so going away for the weekend still works. I think we could make a compact hatch work but would need to shop specifically for smaller child seats and stroller. Eventually we might get something with 3-rows but right now all the 3rd rows face the wrong way, the middle seats need to be folded down to get to them and can't be folded with a child seat strapped in, can't use the child seats in the 3rd row because there is no access to get the kid strapped in. I bet all the Pilots and Highlanders driven around by new parents never see more than a gym bag in the 3rd row. I really just want a Transit connect with the third row cut out and welded in rear facing. Is that so much to ask?
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Jun 21, 2017 00:48
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That actually makes a ton of sense. I haven't been a kid for ages, and don't have my own. But I can totally see how a modern jogger style stroller and two huge car seats will make your life miserable in a tiny car. Still, that dude with the fuckoff huge lease should stop digging his hole some time.
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I have a coworker who is paying $650/month to lease a base level golf 14 GTI due to rolling negative equity from their last three leases in their current one This person is part of a DINK household that pulls 130k a year down so it's not a big deal for them but that sort of poo poo is endemic in dealerships
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Jun 21, 2017 12:33
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It all comes back to education and the lack of it that lets people just get stuck in these situations. That and the whole short-term-gain slant that permeates our economy now.
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Jun 21, 2017 15:05
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rscott posted:I have a coworker who is paying $650/month to lease a base level golf 14 GTI due to rolling negative equity from their last three leases in their current one A friend of mine is a car salesman and he has to do this fairly regularly. He knows its dumb, but he's in the business of selling cars, not financial advice. If rolling over negative equity into a new loan gets the car out the door, it's a done deal. The main problem is with people with bad credit or no income not being able to understand why they can't get a $50k new car. They get indignant when he steers them to the $3000 beaters.
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Bibendum posted:I felt that way too, and mostly still do but these new child seats are freaking huge and it is recommended to keep them rear facing as long as possible now. This. We had a '12 Focus and when the kid moved from the infant bucket to a rear facing convertible seat, we couldn't sit in the front seat without our knees hitting the dashboard. If your kids still need a seat but are front facing (so around 3 or so) then just about any modern car will work fine, but if you have rear facing seats, you need to bring the seats with you and try them out. We just got a new Civic and I wanted the hatchback so, so badly, but the seats just didn't fit in it. The sedan had a larger back seat and they fit in there fine, so we went with the sedan.
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Uber leases are company store level of evil. No wonder they drive passed out drunks 100 miles out of the way for kicks.
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KakerMix posted:It all comes back to education and the lack of it that lets people just get stuck in these situations. That and the whole short-term-gain slant that permeates our economy now. This type of rampant consumerism started way back at the advent of the credit card, monthly payment buyers just compounded the issue... And made it easier for them to be sold a good or service.
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beep-beep car is go posted:This. We had a '12 Focus and when the kid moved from the infant bucket to a rear facing convertible seat, we couldn't sit in the front seat without our knees hitting the dashboard. If your kids still need a seat but are front facing (so around 3 or so) then just about any modern car will work fine, but if you have rear facing seats, you need to bring the seats with you and try them out. We just got a new Civic and I wanted the hatchback so, so badly, but the seats just didn't fit in it. The sedan had a larger back seat and they fit in there fine, so we went with the sedan. That's weird, logically I'd have thought the hatch would have better space overall being a hatch and not a solid "This is back of seat, car ends now" I'm still in the "Planning a year or two ahead on a new car purchase" stage so that's actually useful to know in advance, thanks
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PCOS Bill posted:That's weird, logically I'd have thought the hatch would have better space overall being a hatch and not a solid "This is back of seat, car ends now" Autotrader says it's minus 1.3 inches from the sedan. Which does seem kinda weird.
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