added a 2013 charger r/t hemi awd to the family

17k miles on it, got it for 28k, fully loaded with road track performance package, leather power seats, front and rear heated seats, cup heater and cooler, full touch screen dash.

its sweet as hell

You would have a much better driving experience not buying over-sized vehicles.

Lol

didnt u trade ur charger not too long ago .........

must have a pretty good job

yeah i traded my 06 hemi charger r/t in on the challenger about 3 months ago. lol

edit: i like the looks of the newer chargers vs the one i had, and this one has awd, so its gg for wisconsin winters and i can then store my challenger in the winter and still have a beast hemi car for winter



This post was edited by TURBO_DODGE on Apr 2 2014 09:35pm

or a lot of debt

No one cares

well of course with a lot of big purchases comes debt but all that matters is if you can manage the debt. my payments on the challenger are around 650 a month.. if i couldnt manage that i wouldnt be buying another 500 a month car on top of all my other expenses, ie; insurance, house, utilities, etc etc.

making enough is a big part of it but if you cant manage your income you wont ever get anywhere.

i know friends that make a little over 20 an hour yet still live at their parents and complain they have no money and have nothing to show for thier money spent. they blow it constantly on stupid shit and live outside their means... money means nothing if you cant learn to allocate it properly

This post was edited by TURBO_DODGE on Apr 2 2014 10:38pm

Lolololol 1200/mo on 2 new dodges.



Lee Iacocca trolled you hard