The Vanishing Boy
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- Quezon City, Philippines & Las Vegas, NV
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Ok, before I was blabbing that I had the 2004 Mazda3 2.3 5-door. But after two weeks of enjoyng the car, the car dealer (Courtesy Imports in Henderson, NV) told me to come in the dealership for 'good news' about my fresh credit. But it turns out to be the opposite, pay 25% downpayment (aka. $4,000) and already paying $400 a month, or else pay the mileage and day accumilated on the car (50 cents/mile and $5/a day) which it has more than a 1,200 mi on its odo. But that night I had nothing to ride on (and nothing to pay with), so they downgraded me to a unimpressive brand new 2003 Mazda Protege5.
Well here my plan, I'll use the PR5 as my credit-building investment and get rid of the car within a year, and get a nice sporty AWD wagon that is worth to own for a long periods of time. Here's my preferences, no American cars (reliability sucks), no European cars (too expensive to maintain), prices from $20K-$28K, all-wheel drive, and a perfect sleeper.
My choices (in order):
-Subaru Forester 2.5 XT
-Subaru Impreza WRX sport wagon
-Honda CR-V EX
-Honda Element EX
I know, the choices suck, but come on, I like practicality and sport in one package.
I wish that this baby comes to the Stateside:
The 2004 Subaru Forester STi [JDM]
Well here my plan, I'll use the PR5 as my credit-building investment and get rid of the car within a year, and get a nice sporty AWD wagon that is worth to own for a long periods of time. Here's my preferences, no American cars (reliability sucks), no European cars (too expensive to maintain), prices from $20K-$28K, all-wheel drive, and a perfect sleeper.
My choices (in order):
-Subaru Forester 2.5 XT
-Subaru Impreza WRX sport wagon
-Honda CR-V EX
-Honda Element EX
I know, the choices suck, but come on, I like practicality and sport in one package.
I wish that this baby comes to the Stateside:
The 2004 Subaru Forester STi [JDM]