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ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 01:14 PM
hey guys i think i have found a new car since my verada is a write off does ne one think i should buy this to replace it and i can take all my parts off mine and put em on this! since its unregod i cud get it dirt cheap!
Ad Details:
MAKE/MODEL: Mitsubishi Verada
YEAR: 1997
ODOMETER: 203,000kms
PRICE: $4,500.00
TRANSMISSION: manual
Mitsubishi Verada 1997 FWD 3.5ltr 4sp, 203000kms, Going overseas. Urgent sale. Unregistered GC
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 01:38 PM
If you want to buy it, buy it. Advertising a cheap car that you intend on buying over the internet is generally not a good idea, because someone else could buy it. This is the 5th thread you've made regarding your crash / replacement. Just buy it.
TS_Manual_3L
18-03-2006, 01:39 PM
hey guys i think i have found a new car since my verada is a write off does ne one think i should buy this to replace it and i can take all my parts off mine and put em on this! since its unregod i cud get it dirt cheap!
Ad Details:
MAKE/MODEL: Mitsubishi Verada
YEAR: 1997
ODOMETER: 203,000kms
PRICE: $4,500.00
TRANSMISSION: manual
Mitsubishi Verada 1997 FWD 3.5ltr 4sp, 203000kms, Going overseas. Urgent sale. Unregistered GC
MANUALL ???????????? :confused: :confused:
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 01:44 PM
yer then it says its got a 4 speed and they dont make 4speed manuals it could b a tiptronic?
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 01:46 PM
If you want to buy it, buy it. Advertising a cheap car that you intend on buying over the internet is generally not a good idea, because someone else could buy it. This is the 5th thread you've made regarding your crash / replacement. Just buy it.
hey dude i love my car.... carnt u understand that? plus $4000 dollars= debt 4 me!
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 01:58 PM
$4000 dollars= debt 4 me!
That's why you only buy a car if you can afford insurance for it. I have very little sympathy for people who break the bank to buy a car, try taking shortcuts by not insuring it, and then cry poor when they damage it. It's called living beyond your means; some people understand it, others continue to experience the headaches and problems associated with it for the rest of their lives.
If you don't intend on paying for insurance to cover your own car this time around, I recommend you buy a very cheap car to get around in until you can. There's no point taking a loan out for $4.5k + on road costs for an uninsured car if you write that off too.
You need financial help in the short-term, not the long-term. If you were smart, you'd sell your Nissan Silvia, sell the stereo and mags on your Verada separately, sell your Verada as a whole, and use the cash to buy a decent car in good working condition with insurance. Then in 12 months time once you've built up enough cash, you can buy a Verada AND a Nissan Silvia, both better than your current ones if you really wanted to.
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:03 PM
im not a bad driver uleh! the road had no sighns and hey i got third party fire and theft thinking wen i have an accident it wont b my fault but i carnt b bothered fighting the case that the road had no sighs and it was the councils fault damn it y me! maybe u should stop paying me out just because i work hard 4 my money and did everything i could to get my car!
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 02:08 PM
im not a bad driver uleh! the road had no sighns and hey i got third party fire and theft thinking wen i have an accident it wont b my fault but i carnt b bothered fighting the case that the road had no sighs and it was the councils fault damn it y me! maybe u should stop paying me out just because i work hard 4 my money and did everything i could to get my car!
I'll stop "paying you out" aka giving you advice that you don't want to hear, when you stop making multiple threads about the same thing. Deal?
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:13 PM
I'll stop "paying you out" aka giving you advice that you don't want to hear, when you stop making multiple threads about the same thing. Deal?
i appreciate your advice but i am so damn pissed off confused and have no money this prick that crashed into me is leaching me dry for everything... even though my insurance company is taking care of him he is bieng a prick and wants my money! plus i have not got a roadworthy car i got a trashed verada and a silvia my brother gave me which is also pretty rooted up!
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 02:16 PM
How can he be leaching you dry personally when the insurance covers it all, and you just pay excess, or is there something I'm missing?
As a last resort, have your parents offered to lend you some money?
So you try and cross a 4 lane road, without looking to see if there are any cars in the way, and it's the councils fault? At least take responsibility for it mate.
I'll stop "paying you out" aka giving you advice that you don't want to hear, when you stop making multiple threads about the same thing. Deal?
hey mate back off a bit, u r telling him what YOU would do, but not in a constructive way, ur abusing him for making multiple threads on his being written off, how would u feel in his situation, and dont say crap about "i wouldnt get myself in that situation in the first place" cos anything could happen, have u even known someone who has written of a car, sometimes u can be to blame even whe its not your fault,
my bro wrote off his car not because someone hit him or he is a bad driver, but he checked his blind spot and look forward again and the traffic had stopped, he ran into the back of one car, and that hit another,
and my friend wrote off his car as he was driving back through the hills from work and a possum ran in front of his car and he panicked and swerved, he started sliding over the road trying to regain control as he couldnt let it try gain traction itself ot it would have been him into a cliff face or off a cliff, eventually he regained control but he was on the wrong side of the road and moved back over, just to hit a pot hole on the line in the middle of the road and swerve into the cliff face, writing off his car.
Very scary for the passengers, but i can at least understand what they have gone through, dont go FORCING advice to someone, or abusing them once they have written off their car, as they are completely edgy, and need all the support they can get
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:22 PM
my parents arnt all that well off worse than me actually! and well he wants me to pay 4 his taxi and hire car and crap like that.... my insurance company said they might not cover me 4 it! hes a prick
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:23 PM
thanks dave
M4DDOG
18-03-2006, 02:24 PM
How can he be leaching you dry personally when the insurance covers it all, and you just pay excess, or is there something I'm missing?
As a last resort, have your parents offered to lend you some money?
:stoopid:
You're not making much sense mate, i agree with VP, seems like you're trying to pass the blame onto someone else and going for the sympathy vote from us.
In regards to the verada: No such thing as verada manual (unless its been converted, doubtful). It wont be tiptronic either. It'll be a plain old 4 spd auto :). Not a bad price though, and if you transfer over all your goodies then it could turn into a great car. Just make sure you get it insured, especially if you have to get a loan for it.
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:26 PM
no sympathy vote here!!!!!!!!! i simply wanted to know what ppl thought of the verada 4 the price it is advertised 4...
M4DDOG
18-03-2006, 02:26 PM
my parents arnt all that well off worse than me actually! and well he wants me to pay 4 his taxi and hire car and crap like that.... my insurance company said they might not cover me 4 it! hes a prick
If you have 3rd party your insurance company will cover you for any loss or damages resulting in the accident to other people, thats the whole point of insurance. If he's trying to get money out of you, dont listen to him and tell him to take it up with your insurance company. They'll sort it all out for you.
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:28 PM
If you have 3rd party your insurance company will cover you for any loss or damages resulting in the accident to other people, thats the whole point of insurance. If he's trying to get money out of you, dont listen to him and tell him to take it up with your insurance company. They'll sort it all out for you.
thanks ive told him that... now all i need to do is ignore him... btw as i said b4 the topic isnt about my insurance or my crash etc!!! ppl should read the topic b4 they start sh!7
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 02:32 PM
hey mate back off a bit, u r telling him what YOU would do, but not in a constructive way, ur abusing him for making multiple threads on his being written off, how would u feel in his situation, and dont say crap about "i wouldnt get myself in that situation in the first place" cos anything could happen, have u even known someone who has written of a car, sometimes u can be to blame even whe its not your fault,
my bro wrote off his car not because someone hit him or he is a bad driver, but he checked his blind spot and look forward again and the traffic had stopped, he ran into the back of one car, and that hit another,
and my friend wrote off his car as he was driving back through the hills from work and a possum ran in front of his car and he panicked and swerved, he started sliding over the road trying to regain control as he couldnt let it try gain traction itself ot it would have been him into a cliff face or off a cliff, eventually he regained control but he was on the wrong side of the road and moved back over, just to hit a pot hole on the line in the middle of the road and swerve into the cliff face, writing off his car.
Very scary for the passengers, but i can at least understand what they have gone through, dont go FORCING advice to someone, or abusing them once they have written off their car, as they are completely edgy, and need all the support they can get
Thanks for the stories. The point I'm trying to make is that
a) take responsibility for your own actions - this was not the councils fault
b) There is a means of preventing this sort of thing from happening - insurance
c) buy something that you can afford to maintain if you don't want headaches
These are things the bloke has to hear so hopefully he doesn't get stuck in the same situation again. Especially since he says his parents are in a worse situation from him, he problem hasn't had much financial advice from them (no offense). There's no nice way of putting it, and I'm sorry if I came across as harsh but I do have good intentions otherwise I wouldn't be wasting my time responding and trying to help him.
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:35 PM
Thanks for the stories. The point I'm trying to make is that
a) take responsibility for your own actions - this was not the councils fault
b) There is a means of preventing this sort of thing from happening - insurance
c) buy something that you can afford to maintain if you don't want headaches i appreciate your help but the post was about buying a new car dude please dont start another subject in a post other than the one specified! im sure bain would agree!
thanks ive told him that... now all i need to do is ignore him... btw as i said b4 the topic isnt about my insurance or my crash etc!!! ppl should read the topic b4 they start sh!7
lol, back on topic then, lol,
i think u should at least go check it out, if it seems to be in good condition then maybe get a check on it by RAA or whatever it is where you are, ask them why it isnt registered and if they say its because they are going over seas, (which i think would be a load of crap answer), ask them who was the main driver just so you have an idea on how it was driven, whether there was any mods done to it, such as lowered, tint, ehaust etc.. If so get them checked to see if they are illegal, and dont forget to ask what problems they had with it.
Make sure when buying the car to check the boot for the spare, and jack and check to see how the air con works, o and the rear demister
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:39 PM
cheers dave! ill take that into account
VP Vanquish
18-03-2006, 02:40 PM
i think u should at least go check it out, if it seems to be in good condition then maybe get a check on it by RAA or whatever it is where you are, ask them why it isnt registered and if they say its because they are going over seas, (which i think would be a load of crap answer), ask them who was the main driver just so you have an idea on how it was driven, whether there was any mods done to it, such as lowered, tint, ehaust etc..
Actually I know a friend that bought a car which was from an owner "going overseas". He asked for the plane tickets lol and they showed him, so although they're not obliged to show you, ask them to give you some proof that they are indeed going overseas if you're concerned about their authenticity, even just travel brochures etc
Actually I know a friend that bought a car which was from an owner "going overseas". He asked for the plane tickets lol and they showed him, so although they're not obliged to show you, ask them to give you some proof that they are indeed going overseas if you're concerned about their authenticity, even just travel brochures etc
But remember dont go in there and ORDER them to show them to you, be kind and if they show them to you GRAB THE TICKETS RUN AND SELL THEM TO GET SOME MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CAR :badgrin: jks. But seriously remember to be polite and calm that way they might lower the price a bit or give you prioritory,
Personally if i was selling my car i would make sure the person im selling it to would look after it, i care about it to much :D
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:54 PM
Actually I know a friend that bought a car which was from an owner "going overseas". He asked for the plane tickets lol and they showed him, so although they're not obliged to show you, ask them to give you some proof that they are indeed going overseas if you're concerned about their authenticity, even just travel brochures etc
lol sounds like a plan:D
ei.ke.verada
18-03-2006, 02:55 PM
But remember dont go in there and ORDER them to show them to you, be kind and if they show them to you GRAB THE TICKETS RUN AND SELL THEM TO GET SOME MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CAR :badgrin: jks. But seriously remember to be polite and calm that way they might lower the price a bit or give you prioritory,
Personally if i was selling my car i would make sure the person im selling it to would look after it, i care about it to much :D
true i agree bieng nice always pays off!
Fred Nurk
19-03-2006, 07:13 PM
Actually I know a friend that bought a car which was from an owner "going overseas". He asked for the plane tickets lol and they showed him, so although they're not obliged to show you, ask them to give you some proof that they are indeed going overseas if you're concerned about their authenticity, even just travel brochures etc
I guess I missed something, but how is it beneficial to check that the person really is going overseas? Generally I'd expect that if they're really going overseas then they'll be desperate to offload the vehicle, as it sure won't do them any good to own a car in another country.
I'd be more worried about someone selling a dodgy car and then taking off overseas leaving you with no recourse if it all goes pear shaped. I'd be double checking the ownership details before worrying about the tickets overseas.
Righty
19-03-2006, 08:21 PM
That's why you only buy a car if you can afford insurance for it. I have very little sympathy for people who break the bank to buy a car, try taking shortcuts by not insuring it, and then cry poor when they damage it. It's called living beyond your means; some people understand it, others continue to experience the headaches and problems associated with it for the rest of their lives.
If you don't intend on paying for insurance to cover your own car this time around, I recommend you buy a very cheap car to get around in until you can. There's no point taking a loan out for $4.5k + on road costs for an uninsured car if you write that off too.
You need financial help in the short-term, not the long-term. If you were smart, you'd sell your Nissan Silvia, sell the stereo and mags on your Verada separately, sell your Verada as a whole, and use the cash to buy a decent car in good working condition with insurance. Then in 12 months time once you've built up enough cash, you can buy a Verada AND a Nissan Silvia, both better than your current ones if you really wanted to.
Well said.
I know many people in the same situation.
Boozer
19-03-2006, 08:48 PM
if you can afford full comp, you can afford the car. i'm on full comp and you can't go wrong if anything happens. don't buy a verada only coz u want to keep your pride. you only get envied by people if you can afford every nut and bolt to keep your car together. its not worth any short cuts, you have already been thought a lesson, learn from it and not be neive.
smooth2
19-03-2006, 09:00 PM
also if u cant get the cars numbers eg.engine,chassis ect ect then go on the revs web page or ring them and then u can find out if the cars been stolen,used in a robbery,money owing on it an so forth, that is if ur a bit suss that this guy wants to get rid of it cheap for reasons other than going over sea. good luck anyway,
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