CivilciviC
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- Joined
- Oct 19, 2019
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- 2018 Civic Type R
It's the internet. Don't trust anyone or anything.
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This.It's the internet. Don't trust anyone or anything.
Woot, I used to have a 2016 370z Nismo, myself! I sold it in 2018 though, as I wanted to go back down to only one car... enter the CTRThis.
I hear you completely. But some people are being honest.It's the internet. Don't trust anyone or anything.
Depends where you are too. I work at in Mountain View in California at google as a software dev where the median total income is north of $240k https://www.wired.com/story/what-tech-companies-pay-employees-2019/200k+?! what in peso's?!
Congrats to those who made it.
That's nice. But at the end of the day no one here knows you, so as far as anyone is concerned, you're just making stuff up. We have no evidence to say otherwise.I hear you completely. But some people are being honest.
IF I wanted I could have leased a Porsche, or a Maserati or something. Instead I bought a CTR.
By no means am I mad. You are also correct. You do not know me from Adam. I suppose even with it being the internet and knowing the vast number of people I know with Rs and rough areas they live here in Florida reduces my skepticism a little.That's nice. But at the end of the day no one here knows you, so as far as anyone is concerned, you're just making stuff up. We have no evidence to say otherwise.
Anyone who's been around forums for any extended length of time knows there's plenty of bullshitters all over every forum.
Don't get mad. It's the internet. It's where false information thrives and we have no way to verify anything besides trusting someone else's words- which is rarely a wise thing to do.
I feel like if you're on a place where a relatively expensive car is the main focus, it seems fairly likely that people are going to be able to afford it.By no means am I mad. You are also correct. You do not know me from Adam. I suppose even with it being the internet and knowing the vast number of people I know with Rs and rough areas they live here in Florida reduces my skepticism a little.
If that makes sense
I feel like if you're on a place where a relatively expensive car is the main focus, it seems fairly likely that people are going to be able to afford it.
You can't comfortably have this car unless you're doing pretty OK or live in a pretty solid situation where your bills aren't that bad. Right now I touch about 100k/year give or take a few dollars and could afford most cars on the market that aren't supercars but this car is something I really love.
I don't know why people would think that people who make a decent amount of money WOULDN'T be here.