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I drove an M last week for a while and thought it was nice, but way to plasticky for a Benz. Something bad happened to the overall Benz line when they shifted from the boxy 99 bodies to the sleeker 2000 bodies. I treat my cars like absolute shit inside, but keep change the oil religiously at 3000 miles and keeep them tuned, etc. My present ride haas never been washed. Grey is the way to go when you pick the color... I almost picked black. That would have ben a disaster. |
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You're kidding yourself if you think that gray or silver "hides the dirt." Have you looked at your wheels recently? Are they black? did they used to be? Listen, all climate differences aside, you have to wash your car at least once a month - I do mine every other week. Back when I had the red car, every week. Wax it twice a year. The dirt is acidic and eats through your clear coat. This is especially important on your wheels. The brake dust is extremely acidic and will pit the clear coat on your wheels. Do you vacuum? Ever? Eat in the car? I'm not talking a q-tip detail, but at least wash the poor thing. You'd be surprised at how much better you can see through clean windows. And you car drives faster when it's clean. It's happier. |
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And also, you really need to lighten up on the farts/used cars thing--have you any idea what's floating around in your office this very second? You'll go insane. |
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Flinty, I have heard great reviews re Zaino. I was thinking about trying it out, but I turned away after I went to their website and looked at the instructions. Looks like it is fairly labor intensive with several steps. Is it any more time consuming than using normal carnauba? How much longer does the finish last? |
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I was trying to help you realize that you can take advantage of other financing options (including leasing) in order to drive a Porsche. You don't have to lease it from the dealer. If you don't understand that, then you are a fucking moron, and that's not just me being a dickhead. |
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This is mostly for Sebby, but I'm curious from anyone who knows. My former local "handle all the auction stuff for you" guy died, and, even though I'm not in the market right now, I'd like to have somebody I can reccommend or think about working with when the time comes. Or if I win the lottery. How should I find someone who will navigate all this auction stuff for me?
Also, is there an easy way to avoid paying cash? I suppose cash on hand is not necessary; perhaps the home equity approach is better. But can I generally find someone to write me an auto-loan type rate personal loan or a line of credit which can be drawn upon only if you promise to secure the loan with the asset immediately? My article (mumble? 9? 3? yikes...) is rusty, can you even perfect a security interest after the fact? |
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