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AJ
04-16-2004, 02:28 AM
whos got a link to this POS? lol

unreal808
04-16-2004, 11:46 AM
If you wish to save money than buy my 94 saturn sl2 112hp 30 mpg. for $1100.00 and have no car payment!

Enes
04-16-2004, 11:54 AM
its not only about the 38mpg, or 48mpg highway..

but its that its Diesel ... $1.59 / galon and stable prices of fuel is whats attractive....

i've never paid over 20 to fill up the tank of the eclipse or Stratus.. last two tank fills on the stratus were $28.50 and 27.99

that is 3 days of driving only... $10/day for fuel.. thats not right.. but if i think about it..
if i had the TDI it would be max 3 galons which is $4.76 at the current rates of diesel.

-E

Goat Blower
04-16-2004, 01:01 PM
Compare the pricing you're finding on new to $16,500 for a 03 GL TDI with 10K and balance of factory warranty.

520Talon
04-16-2004, 02:55 PM
Nice choice on the desiel. Less money spent on daily driver equals more money for weekend car. While I kind of agree on not buying a new car it also has its advatages. Sometimes when you buy a used car you save money up front but can spent more keeping it running.

ABV
04-16-2004, 03:14 PM
My roomate has a Golf TDI. It's a pretty nice car for the most part. I would definately buy one. And as far as it being slow... Well, I wouldn't call it fast, but it's no slouch for a car that gets 40mpg (city). Hell, it's faster than my Subaru, which gets half the gas mileage of the TDI.

Enes
04-16-2004, 03:25 PM
yup.. i agree about the used car....

i've gone before buying used cars and end up having to buy a new clutch right away, new brakes, new tires, dirty interior torn up stuff, dings everywhere, no where near perfict of new.

Or you get the car with 20k miles on it, needs tires, brakes, clutch, etc etc none of that is covered under waranty.... The person who is selling it knew they werne't going to keep it, never washed the car in the winter, never took care of it, only cleaned it up right before they are about to sell it, always puts crap gas in it, never did any maintenance/greasing up, balancing rotating, jumping on curbs etc etc..

Since this car i'll be buying and keeping for as long as it runs i'll most likely go with a new one that way i know what exactly has hapend to the car the whole its life.

Some cars like DSM there are benefits of buying used, mostly because that means you get to upgrade things...

on daily drivers it might be different.

-E

Jana
04-20-2004, 08:04 PM
Hmm, this is starting to interest me even more....

I may have to go test drive one of these (hopefully they have an auto) to see what they are like.

Anyone have a preference to a VW dealer??

Jacek
04-20-2004, 08:55 PM
If I would go with any TDI, it would have to be the skoda octavia TDI, i dont think they sell them in over here though :headache:

Enes
04-20-2004, 10:00 PM
Skoda, i do not think they sell those here... could import it maybe?

-E