I want a supra tell me about them,

marmlr339 · 01-19-2008, 01:02 PM

hey i know u wanna supra. who doesn't? but from other people's experiences, it's probably not an ideal and cost-efective first car ey. I know you prob won't wanna listen to me, but if you hold off a couple of years you'll appreciate it more.

If you get one now, your freshly licensed, inexperienced and probably dont have loads of cash around. IT'L drain your wallet from costs of keeping it, and probably a few speeding fines and mayB loss of licence. I know all this is negative, but its true. But if i were you I'd wait a couple of years and buy one (also prob a few years younger and easier to keep maintained).

anyway good luk.

01-19-2008, 01:02 PM	#5
marmlr339 Stock Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Brisbane Posts: 29	hey hey i know u wanna supra. who doesn't? but from other people's experiences, it's probably not an ideal and cost-efective first car ey. I know you prob won't wanna listen to me, but if you hold off a couple of years you'll appreciate it more. If you get one now, your freshly licensed, inexperienced and probably dont have loads of cash around. IT'L drain your wallet from costs of keeping it, and probably a few speeding fines and mayB loss of licence. I know all this is negative, but its true. But if i were you I'd wait a couple of years and buy one (also prob a few years younger and easier to keep maintained). anyway good luk.