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Old 11-21-2002, 07:19 PM
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Default So I'm thinking about getting a TT
Hey everyone, im 17 and my dad promised me a car ^_^ a TT sort of crossed my mind cuz im going to need a good RELIABLE car when i go to college that wont be too expensive for me. can you give me some insight about these cars? how fast (0-60?) any common problems. i guess im just trying to see if its right for me thanks
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reliable? inexpensive to maintain? look elsewhere
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Old 11-21-2002, 07:26 PM
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Default WTF are you talking about, its completely free to maintain.
IN fact, Audi has one of the best, if not the best warranty that covers everything but gas.
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Old 11-21-2002, 07:28 PM
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For the 4yr period sure, but what about after that? It is not a reliable car, btw...gas and tires
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The first thing I would recommend is that you check the INSURANCE cost of this car...
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Default 17 year old kids should drive 1963 Novas...
or better yet 1965 bugs......get real. GranTT BenneTT
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Default LOL, I doubt a 17 year-old whose Dad is buying him a car is gonna worry about
what happens after four years...maybe, maybe not. Just hope his Dad also sends him to a good driving school like Skip Barber.
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Default Have to say, I'm really glad I worked hard for my TT...What is there to aspire to if ya get a car
like this as a gift...

That's me I guess...At 17, I was walking 5 miles to school, in the snow, with no shoes...blah blah...

TO think, I'm not even 40 yet...
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