get the black, nice cars. I am horrible with cars but, is that a camaro. I hope i am right so people don't assume i'm a dumbass
So is the yellow car simply ugly, or is it still attractive, just the black one is more attractive?
I plan on modifying it a lot as in adding a rear wing, wheel lights, change the grill, vertical doors, and hockey stripes. Thing is that with the yellow one, the modifications would look more natural with, and better.
So is the yellow car simply ugly, or is it still attractive, just the black one is more attractive?
I plan on modifying it a lot as in adding a rear wing, wheel lights, change the grill, vertical doors, and hockey stripes. Thing is that with the yellow one, the modifications would look more natural with, and better.
Yellow is downright trashy on american cars... if it was italian that'd be a whole other story.
I truly hope that you are not going to modify it like a boy racer douche would... keep it classy man.
People who make 1000 a day do not drive around redneckmobiles, well actually maybe they do - the people making a million a year that I know surely don't though. Hopefully you'll be there soon
What are you a doing a day currently Richuser? Seemed like you were doing pretty good on your journey thread-
I've grown an attraction though to the yellow version. That picture I had in the opening post isn't a great picture of it.
I'm doing about $3,000-$4,000/day at the moment.
I guess if american cars are your thing, then its nice - cash for clunkers will get you another 4500-9000 too...
IMHO, I'm just sick and tired of US automakers creating this whole "modern retro" fad - it just shows the current standing of the US auto industry: Uncreative and trying to live in their past victories...what do you expect with a board of directors as old as the hills. Its a shame they can't see the future.
Bravo sir! You are being quite prudent with your income I must say. Just invest in a cashflowing asset and have the asset pay for an even nicer car. Then once he car is paid off in a couple years, you still have the car, the asset, and the cashflow, which you can use to buy yet another car. Not to mention you get to keep the other car as well since it was financed and not leased!
It's a pleasant sound to my hears to hea that someone is making that much through IM per day and is actually getting paid that amount too.
I know what you're saying, but I'm just young, and just looking to ride something flashy to my first year of college.
Well, I definitely have an investment plan related to business and plan to get into media buys. Current objective is a $15,000-$20,000/daily net revenue by the end of the year. It's all within grasp as long as I keep my head in the game. I have a lot of experience with affiliate marketing, so at this point, it's it's all a matter of taking the opportunity.