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Originally Posted by frostyfrs
The insurance is the only thing I gotta worry about, Paying for both the fr-s and my camry, but im sure its doable.
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Make sure you stick to the old Mass companies like Commerce insurance. Most of them are still stuck on the old mandated insurance prices, which are far less than the national prices. I insured my Yaris and my BRZ for less than what I pay for just my BRZ in NC.
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Originally Posted by frostyfrs
That's the thing though, I need the camry for the winter, the fr-s would get destroyed if I daily drove it in the winter here.
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You don't need the Camry unless you have to get to work in blizzards. If there is two feet of snow on the ground and no plows and you have to get to work, keep the Camry. Everything else the frs can handle with snow tires and weekly cleaning. This car is amazing in the snow with the proper snow tires.
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Originally Posted by ElijahF
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Dave Ramsey is a coward that screwed up and instead of being a man and paying off his debt, he decided all debt is evil, which is complete and total idiocy. He makes a few decent points, but most of what he says should be taken as comedy.
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Originally Posted by KR-S 86
I fourth the notion that you should save money on repairs, especially since this is a 2013. If you plan on moving forward with buying the FR-S, I would also check if the valve springs were replaced as per the recall.
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This. Finance as much of the car as you can unless you get some idiotically high finance rate. Payments might be annoying, but not having the money to pay for a car to be fixed that you need to get to work is far worse. Might be the only reason to keep a second car around if you can afford it.