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Old Mar 27, 2008 | 12:43 PM
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Default Re: At It Again

Originally Posted by RandomTask
Honestly, I'm debating getting a C6, a reason I haven't is I've been watching the economy. I'd rather have a big nest egg. If you could possibly wait a couple of months it would allow you the following; 1.) Better eye on the economy 2.) more of a down payment towards your car which in turn would save you a bunch of money on interest. 3.) more time to think of such a large financial committment so you wouldn't have to ask a bunch of tards like us what to do with your money Good luck.
Hah. I definitely forgot to add that into my post. In late May I'm going to visit a friend in Vegas, who might end up being a future room mate. Either way, if I do decide to purchase a new car it wont be until after that point. At this time I'm just trying to get things in line to make the right decision when the time comes.

Originally Posted by Chris@SCAutos
i thought now was the time for buyers to buy if possible. houses are the lowest now theyve been in a long time and ill bet the real estate market isnt too far off from picking up again. i couldnt see getting an nsx without first owning a home. or an s2000 for that matter.
The market is absolutely flooding with houses right now and it is truly a buyers market - most sellers are paying all closing costs and houses are going for below appraised value. However, with the economy as it sits right now there is no guarantee on what will happen. As I had mentioned, my old room mate bought a house no more than 3 years ago and his neighbors home is going for $13k less than he paid for his. While I'd love to take advantage of the market right now, I really am not sure how long I plan to stay here and that makes me hesitant to make an investment that I might not be able to come out of.