What determines if time to move on to the next ride?

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Old 05-16-2014, 08:12 AM
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What determines if time to move on to the next ride?

Instead of asking in a daily thread I thought I'd start a dedicated one for the question of "when do you decide it's time to move on to another car vs keeping what ya got and adding/changing it".

My current ride is a 2002 wagon with an auto. While I don't mind it, it never was what I really wanted, Only got it because for a couple years it was the only car for both me and the wife, and she refuses to have a manual (don't ask because I don't know why either)

Well now that it's only my car I've been tempted to get a stick and start modding it (right now it's still bone stock) but for the cost i could just sell it and get something else. Being in Canada I can import stuff from the JDM market up to 1999. But with that said, up here almost every car form the 90's turns into a pile of rust within a couple years.

So, I thought I'd ask you peeps, what do you consider when you're on the fence between keeping what you got or moving on?

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Old 05-16-2014, 08:36 AM
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Judging by your post, I'd say its time to move on
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^Agreed.

I had the bugeye for a little over 7 years. It was a great car when I got it and still enjoyed it till the end. It had been long enough where I had almost everything done to it I wanted before I started dropping crazy money for mods/upgrades.

And sometimes another car will present itself and you take the opportunity
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Old 05-16-2014, 08:26 PM
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Agreed ^^^ once you ask that and question the car you have, move on if you can
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Old 05-18-2014, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by newyorkreload
Instead of asking in a daily thread I thought I'd start a dedicated one for the question of "when do you decide it's time to move on to another car vs keeping what ya got and adding/changing it".

My current ride is a 2002 wagon with an auto. While I don't mind it, it never was what I really wanted, Only got it because for a couple years it was the only car for both me and the wife, and she refuses to have a manual (don't ask because I don't know why either)

Well now that it's only my car I've been tempted to get a stick and start modding it (right now it's still bone stock) but for the cost i could just sell it and get something else. Being in Canada I can import stuff from the JDM market up to 1999. But with that said, up here almost every car form the 90's turns into a pile of rust within a couple years.

So, I thought I'd ask you peeps, what do you consider when you're on the fence between keeping what you got or moving on?
Before I got the ST I used to have a 01' RS and it was a great car but it definitely had it's short comings. Since you are north of the border I imagine your ability to get awesome older JDM STi's would be the way to go instead of dumping money into the bugeye.
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Old 05-19-2014, 08:02 AM
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Like everyone said..move on. You can only get so far with an auto..actually its just boring after awhile. Since you live in Canada, there are a huge variety of jdm cars to choose from.
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Subaru autotragic transmissions are......tragic
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I told the wife I should get a Daihatsu Midget II. She's not a fan this idea.
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Subaru autotragic transmissions are......tragic
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