Help me rid of this Accord
02-05-2004, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by polakatl
Hondas are really safe cars and the front end crumbles very easily. U can drive it into a stationary object of no value at a slight angle to prevent a dangerous head on collision and the insurance companies will total it out for u 
Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.
Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.
02-05-2004, 07:32 PM
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I doubt anyone would ever do something like that. I was being sarcastic since the guy is screwed. He won't be able to get that money for his car and he got stuck with huge payments. Oh and if i'm not mistaken my 01LX4cyl was between 17-18 new from the dealership so u made a very very bad choice. Next car u buy be more careful and think of the future.
02-06-2004, 09:58 AM
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u didn't sound too sarcastic polak...anyway...the car still has less than 100k...even tho it's still a pretty new car w/ high miles for the age, it's still sellable...put an ad out everywhere u can..newspaper/net/signs on the car
02-06-2004, 10:38 AM
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Damn..
Slap an intake on it and a universal muffler on stock piping, maybe some flame graphics.. sell it to some kid who thinks it's a high performance driving machine
Seriously..that would work around here atleast.
Slap an intake on it and a universal muffler on stock piping, maybe some flame graphics.. sell it to some kid who thinks it's a high performance driving machine
Seriously..that would work around here atleast.
02-06-2004, 12:44 PM
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300 a month for insurance? and $370 a month for payments? holy crap. What kind of interest are you paying, and what term(how long)? I pay $710 a year for $300K/$100K with $250 ded.and every option there is. If I didn't pay cash for my car my payments were going to be $370 a month for when it was brand new(and it's a 2001 V6 EX). You're getting hosed every direction.
02-06-2004, 01:38 PM
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Damn! :barf:13% sucks bad. I'm paying 385 a month for my Lex at 2.3% and my insurance is only 135 a month. Try cleaning up your driving record man and stay away from any car loan in the future above 5 or 6%. Hell dealers are practically giving cars away these days with almost no interest loans. I would just stick it out on the loan you got. Maybe try to pay it off early so you aren't getting killed on interest or refinance your car loan. If you have a clean payment history on it you can probably refinance the car loan at a lower rate like 5% or something. Depends on your credit though.
