This thread is making me nostalgic... I remember my first car. A '96 Accord with a 4 cylinder VTEC, that variable timing was a breakthrough giving great gas mileage when you're cruising but power comparable to a v6 when you floored it. We had some great memories. In fact I became a man in this very same vehicle. Her name was Cindy, she was a 3rd year med student. She was struggling with cash. So she offered to give me a discount gender swap operation, we did the procedure in the back of my accord... Ahh the memories.
Good point Zoltan. Brings back my hand me down 78 Volkswagon diesel Rabbit. 35-40 mpg and with 5% wrap around tint, was the perfect clam bake vehicle. With the amount I saved on gas, more for grass. But moving on to car #2, a 1987 Honda CRX HF model, that car could do a circle in a skinny 2 way street easily. Liked it was a high fuel economy car also, but could kick it up to 121mph before the governor kicked in at 122. Ahhhh, driving at a young age is awesome. Embrace it when you feel invincible!
You have only been driving for a year then bought a brand new car? yes u should be very worried about crashing it and putting dents in it common for new drivers
If your in the left lane and I pass you on the right you are an idiot. Oh and don't forget to keep your blinker fluid full. You want them to stay lubercated!!
I think you should stick to cars if you can't make a Toyota truck work. Not only does my tundra work,but I havnt pulled up to a truck yet that could keep up. Side note. I havnt tested it against a raptor or srt10 yet
15k down payment? ...dude, you should have bought a Benz. If your gonna wreck your 1st car at least do it w/ some class