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**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Midnight11

250/month for a 14 fiesta se hatch with mytouch

What kind of loan? That's pretty sweet.

**Midnight11** · 10-08-2013, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by DirtyD

What kind of loan? That's pretty sweet.

283 0% at 60
250 1.9 at 72

leaning towards the zero interest but calling insurance today

**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by Midnight11

283 0% at 60
250 1.9 at 72

leaning towards the zero interest but calling insurance today

Definitely not bad at all. Only thing I'e be reluctant on is having 2 car payments both that long of a term.

**Midnight11** · 10-08-2013, 11:38 AM

gotta do what i gotta do. its that or get rid of the mustang which i dont wanna do

**maxpayne** · 10-08-2013, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by Midnight11

gotta do what i gotta do. its that or get rid of the mustang which i dont wanna do

No, definitely do not get rid of your 5.0. lol

Why can't you daily your stang?

**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by Midnight11

gotta do what i gotta do. its that or get rid of the mustang which i dont wanna do

I know. If I had a little more dispossable income at the moment, I definitely have a Ranger parked outside my apartment.

Originally Posted by maxpayne

No, definitely do not get rid of your 5.0. lol

Why can't you daily your stang?

The distance he drives kills his wallet on fuel costs. He drives from Frisco to I20/Wheatland Rd almost every day.

**Midnight11** · 10-08-2013, 11:55 AM

Originally Posted by maxpayne

No, definitely do not get rid of your 5.0. lol

Why can't you daily your stang?

80 + miles to work a day

**Grandpa** · 10-08-2013, 11:59 AM

LOL @ you two giving me shit for not driving my car as much as you guys do but yet both want another car to drive.

**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by SlowGreyGT

LOL @ you two giving me shit for not driving my car as much as you guys do but yet both want another car to drive.

I want a truck for other purposes than strictly having another vehicle to drive. Hauling a dog in a car like this isn't exactly ideal, although I do it, and so does Ryan. But having a truck allows for much easier things to be done, not to mention to take out and have som fun with offroad, which the car definitely can't do.

**maxpayne** · 10-08-2013, 12:34 PM

Wow. Damn. Completely understandable. I feel lucky now having to only drive 12 miles roundtrip Monday through Friday. But, my next mod for my 5.0 will be a cheap and used daily car. Like yall, I hate puting miles on my car.

**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 12:40 PM

I drive 12-15 miles one way to work, depending on how traffic is that determines which route I take. Doesn't count any other driving outside of my commute.

**Grandpa** · 10-08-2013, 12:45 PM

Originally Posted by DirtyD

I want a truck for other purposes than strictly having another vehicle to drive. Hauling a dog in a car like this isn't exactly ideal, although I do it, and so does Ryan. But having a truck allows for much easier things to be done, not to mention to take out and have som fun with offroad, which the car definitely can't do.

LOL! Tell me about it. A truck is a MUST have in my opinion. I have two kids with all their stuff (bags/strollers etc) , a wife who shops and a dog. If it wasn't for the truck, our dog would definitely never go anywhere because its not allowed in either of the Stangs. All of that nasty dog hair and smell is not allowed in the Stangs, that's just nasty! All of my gear for training/lesson appointments. On family weekend trips we easily fill up our Explorer (its a 4x4) with all of our bags, suitscases and the kids stuff. Been thinking about getting a Eco-Boost Explorer but considering stepping up to a bigger truck like a Expedition or Suburban/Yukon XL for the more room.

I learned long ago that you shouldn't race your daily driver. It's just too much hassle and stress if you break it or put too much wear and tear on it being your sole source of transportation. If you can't afford a second car, chances are you can't afford your racing habit.

**DirtyD** · 10-08-2013, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by SlowGreyGT

LOL! Tell me about it. A truck is a MUST have in my opinion. I have two kids with all their stuff (bags/strollers etc) , a wife who shops and a dog. If it wasn't for the truck, our dog would definitely never go anywhere because its not allowed in either of the Stangs. All of that nasty dog hair and smell is not allowed in the Stangs, that's just nasty! All of my gear for training/lesson appointments. On family weekend trips we easily fill up our Explorer (its a 4x4) with all of our bags, suitscases and the kids stuff. Been thinking about getting a Eco-Boost Explorer but considering stepping up to a bigger truck like a Expedition or Suburban/Yukon XL for the more room.

There are days where I really miss having my truck. I had originally planned to keep it and the Mustang, but it didn't pan out that way. I typically am able to keep Tucker's hair under control in the car, but when the windows are down, which he loves, all bets are off. Haha

I highly recommend that you wait until the next gen F-150/Expy are announced next year. You will kick yourself now if you get a 5.4 3V Expy. My mom got one. It's great SUV, but if it didn't have the 3.73s that come with the tow package, it would be an absolute dog to drive with the standard 3.31s. Other than that, great car. Don't miss our old E-150 custom at all.

Originally Posted by SlowGreyGT

I learned long ago that you shouldn't race your daily driver. It's just too much hassle and stress if you break it or put too much wear and tear on it being your sole source of transportation. If you can't afford a second car, chances are you can't afford your racing habit.

This is exactly why I've been reluctant to go out to any track days. After seeing Don wreck his car, I really just can't risk that, as much as I would LOVE to go out every weekend and enjoy some 1/4 mile passes.