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My sweet ride for a few years. :)

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12/22/10 10:21 PM

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Had the vette for 3 years from Sept'97-Sept'00

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#416174 - 12/23/10 06:06 AM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
dgrimm60 Registered: 08/19/01 Posts: 46033 Loc: dickson tenn	PKRAUSE nice pictures and nice looking car dgrimm60
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#416375 - 12/24/10 03:15 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
Gary K Registered: 03/18/00 Posts: 1016	That's a pretty Vette. I test drove green convertible Vette of the same vintage, 11 or 12 years ago. I liked it but they wanted a lot more for it than it was worth and weren't willing to dicker.
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#416408 - 12/24/10 07:54 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: Gary K]
pkrause Registered: 03/24/00 Posts: 46037 Loc: at the moment its Worcester, M...	I leased it. They did give me a good deal, in the short run, a lousy deal in the long run. I returned it after 3 years. _________________________ phkrause
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#416413 - 12/24/10 08:15 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
Gary K Registered: 03/18/00 Posts: 1016	Originally Posted By: pkrause I leased it. They did give me a good deal, in the short run, a lousy deal in the long run. I returned it after 3 years. That's about how I see all car leases, at least for individuals.
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#416414 - 12/24/10 08:34 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
RLH Mr. Murphy's daddy Registered: 07/07/09 Posts: 21780 Loc: North Carolina	Nice car....I bet it would go over 55.
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#416415 - 12/24/10 08:36 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: RLH]
pkrause Registered: 03/24/00 Posts: 46037 Loc: at the moment its Worcester, M...	Originally Posted By: Richard Holbrook Nice car....I bet it would go over 55. LOL, just a little. :) _________________________ phkrause
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#416416 - 12/24/10 08:39 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: Gary K]
pkrause Registered: 03/24/00 Posts: 46037 Loc: at the moment its Worcester, M...	Originally Posted By: Gary K [That's about how I see all car leases, at least for individuals. Actually I read something somewhere that said the opposite. I didn't agree with the article. _________________________ phkrause
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#416431 - 12/25/10 12:54 AM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
Jeannieb43 Princess of Pasadena Registered: 12/29/01 Posts: 3815 Loc: California	Originally Posted By: pkrause I leased it. They did give me a good deal, in the short run, a lousy deal in the long run. I returned it after 3 years. The only way a leased automobile is a good financial deal for an individual is if the car is used exclusively for business and the cost can be deducted from your income tax. It still costs an arm and a leg [usually] at the end of the lease when you turn in the car. But the dealer makes it so appealing at first -- because you don't need to have a big down payment. People get hooked that way. Edited by Jeannieb43 (12/25/10 12:57 AM)
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#416449 - 12/25/10 10:03 AM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: Jeannieb43]
pkrause Registered: 03/24/00 Posts: 46037 Loc: at the moment its Worcester, M...	Originally Posted By: Jeannieb43 The only way a leased automobile is a good financial deal for an individual is if the car is used exclusively for business and the cost can be deducted from your income tax. It still costs an arm and a leg [usually] at the end of the lease when you turn in the car. But the dealer makes it so appealing at first -- because you don't need to have a big down payment. People get hooked that way. That's probably correct in most cases, but I didn't have to give them anything. I just lost out on the car that I traded in. :( _________________________ phkrause
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#429251 - 03/13/11 06:24 AM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: pkrause]
Nan Benevolent Physician Registered: 04/07/00 Posts: 8089 Loc: Sydney,Australia	Leasing is a reasonable option here, my car is used about 70% for my work. I have never tried leasing a Corvette though. :)
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#429795 - 03/14/11 11:15 PM Re: My sweet ride for a few years. :) [Re: Nan]
pkrause Registered: 03/24/00 Posts: 46037 Loc: at the moment its Worcester, M...	I really would've loved to keep it but the leasing company would not fix the problems. The only other car that I enjoyed more was my '69 camaro. _________________________ phkrause
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