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Location: Linn County, Oregon
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gacook
Yeah, the thought is to drop the 'Stang for the Z. Biggest drawbacks to me are as follows:
Z is 6 years older, has 110k miles. 'Stang has 45k and I KNOW how I've treated/cared for it.
The Mustang is auto and is supposed to go to my daughter in 4 years...do I really wanna give her a Z (stick)?
I have kids...currently, the Mustang is the only car I have that sits more than 2 people other than my wife's minivan...which I loathe.
I love my mustang but I've loved the Z since the day they came out (really should've bought one back then, but I was being "practical" in not getting it).
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Now the truth comes out. Keep the Mustang for the kid. It's likely she'll beat it up, but with it's safety features and low power, a much better car for her than a (likely) "rode hard and put away wet" 350Z. Will be much kinder on insurance rates once she gets behind the wheel as well.
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