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Old Feb 22, 2007 | 06:19 PM
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What in the hell are you talking about? People sell cars for a lot more reasons.... My dad buys a new car every 2 years just because he likes being in something new and is enjoying as many cars as he can in life(enthusiast). And every one he has sold has been in perfect condition, not dripped a leak of oil, and isn't being sold cause its been in an accident or has engine issues. Your assumption is wrong, and my dad makes low 6 figures and can still do this.... So I'm sure there are many many many many more people with the same mindset who sell there cars with the same quality. Your post was ranty and wrong...

I bought a 1.8T because the last owner had it on LEASE (Ever heard of that) which is the best thing to fully buy, cause its value is lowered but it hasn't been beat up like a bought car might have been.

Not to mention you type "Always" "Alwaiz" which doesn't shorten it and makes you look like a 12 year old.. so please gtfo with your claims and pointless post.
ru sure about that ppl who lease cars dont beat on it? because i kno a lot of my friends do since they kno it's not theirs forever. ppl who finance cars take care of their cars kause it's theres unless they sell it in tha future. and if i ever leased i kno i'd beat tha shii out of it, esp before tha lease is about to expire. and CONGRATS on your father for buying soo many cars. who gives a fck? im just sayin cars are a bad investment. you never get wha you pay for! for most cars atleast.
 
Old Feb 22, 2007 | 07:50 PM
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Cars are bad investments...Just have fun when you own it...

Just read a cupple of posts on here and you'll know what to look for. Let us know what you get when you do get it.
 
Old Feb 22, 2007 | 07:56 PM
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I dont know about that. I sold a bike and 00 Civic hatch (white so it was pretty rare) for more than I paid for them. In general, yes cars are NOT where you want to invest funds thinking you will end up better off than you started. Ive learned my lesson from now on, I wont spend more than 7k.

ORIGINAL: kristokes

ORIGINAL: Amze

What in the hell are you talking about? People sell cars for a lot more reasons.... My dad buys a new car every 2 years just because he likes being in something new and is enjoying as many cars as he can in life(enthusiast). And every one he has sold has been in perfect condition, not dripped a leak of oil, and isn't being sold cause its been in an accident or has engine issues. Your assumption is wrong, and my dad makes low 6 figures and can still do this.... So I'm sure there are many many many many more people with the same mindset who sell there cars with the same quality. Your post was ranty and wrong...

I bought a 1.8T because the last owner had it on LEASE (Ever heard of that) which is the best thing to fully buy, cause its value is lowered but it hasn't been beat up like a bought car might have been.

Not to mention you type "Always" "Alwaiz" which doesn't shorten it and makes you look like a 12 year old.. so please gtfo with your claims and pointless post.
ru sure about that ppl who lease cars dont beat on it? because i kno a lot of my friends do since they kno it's not theirs forever. ppl who finance cars take care of their cars kause it's theres unless they sell it in tha future. and if i ever leased i kno i'd beat tha shii out of it, esp before tha lease is about to expire. and CONGRATS on your father for buying soo many cars. who gives a fck? im just sayin cars are a bad investment. you never get wha you pay for! for most cars atleast.
 
Old Feb 22, 2007 | 08:50 PM
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ORIGINAL: kristokes

ORIGINAL: Amze

What in the hell are you talking about? People sell cars for a lot more reasons.... My dad buys a new car every 2 years just because he likes being in something new and is enjoying as many cars as he can in life(enthusiast). And every one he has sold has been in perfect condition, not dripped a leak of oil, and isn't being sold cause its been in an accident or has engine issues. Your assumption is wrong, and my dad makes low 6 figures and can still do this.... So I'm sure there are many many many many more people with the same mindset who sell there cars with the same quality. Your post was ranty and wrong...

I bought a 1.8T because the last owner had it on LEASE (Ever heard of that) which is the best thing to fully buy, cause its value is lowered but it hasn't been beat up like a bought car might have been.

Not to mention you type "Always" "Alwaiz" which doesn't shorten it and makes you look like a 12 year old.. so please gtfo with your claims and pointless post.
ru sure about that ppl who lease cars dont beat on it? because i kno a lot of my friends do since they kno it's not theirs forever. ppl who finance cars take care of their cars kause it's theres unless they sell it in tha future. and if i ever leased i kno i'd beat tha shii out of it, esp before tha lease is about to expire. and CONGRATS on your father for buying soo many cars. who gives a fck? im just sayin cars are a bad investment. you never get wha you pay for! for most cars atleast.
For the most part "Mature" people lease cars and give them back to the dealer in good condition, because it’s in the contract. You'll notice most leases have perfect paint and a well maintained inside, you get in trouble with the dealer (assuming you bought it new, and it’s a real dealer) if you spill ****, or ruin the paint or just flat out don't take car of it. Not to mention the dealer ensures its in good condition before it sells it from the lot. And yes cars are typically bad "Investments" but that’s a F**king given. You buy a car for personal use and the ability to get from one place to another, some want style, some want speed and others just want it to run. You don't buy a car to make a f**king profit on it, unless it’s rare or its a classic. Your lack of intelligence hurts me, and makes me DOUBT you even drive an 07 Audi like you claim to. Not only do you type like a middle school kid but you have the brain of one to. And the reason I brought my dad up is because he was an example to support my claim.... Unlike you I don't just type annoying, useless, pointless crap to get another point under total posts made. I've seen you post stuff more worthless than "DoobieDemon" and I'm not being sarcastic, your history to type anything and tell us s**t that is irrelevant to these forums has annoyed me.

shiii dude I hope you leave.
 
Old Feb 22, 2007 | 09:08 PM
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we have digressed from the subject.

i have a 2001 a4 1.8t qmt

problems i have had in the 2 yrs i have owned it,

cam chain tensioner needed to be replaced ~ $650
Brakes ~$800
water pump / timing belt (needs to be done before 90k) ~$1500
couple small boost hose leaks ~ cheap
Besides that i have, changed the oil with synthetic every 3-4k

car has: giac chip, 2.5in downpipe, 2.5in exhaust w/ borla muffler, k&n air filter, H&R race springs/bilstein sport shocks, stage 3 ceramic clutch and lightweight flywheel, short shifter, boost hose kit. induction hose, forge dv.

I love this car and cannot wait to go BT. i think you will be impressed with the 2001.
 
Old Feb 22, 2007 | 09:56 PM
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yeah just make sure that they have done the mait. like regular oil changes and if you can get the belts changed. check for sludge but shouldnt be a problem. the 01 i have i love and you will too
 
Old Feb 27, 2007 | 12:03 AM
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Swift A4
Thanks for getting us back on subject.

The info on the parts and prices was what I needed. I'll keep you posted on my search. I will have the Audi dealer I work with now look at it.
Anyone else have any problems with their 1.8T I should look out for?

When I do get the car I'm looking forward to talking to you about the upgrades you've made on yours. Yours sounds like what I'm wanting to do with the one I find. Nice car Swift_A4!

 
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