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Originally Posted by spitz
1.) Time is money.
2.) Agree.
3.) I got a Colorado reg, and I don't have to register until December either.
4.) See number 1.
We all love to drive our cars, however not everyone has the time to take 2-3 days off driving to and from Colorado. Just ayin'... So I wouldn't say people are 'mucking around...'
Anyways... purchased my vehicle from Mike Shaw Subaru in Colorado. Great experience. I had the car shipped out to California by Intercity Lines, a superb carrier. As mentioned previously, I have vacation plans for the rest of my usable vacation, and I would rather spend the time 'bonding' with my car on the mountain/canyon roads out here in California.
My salesperson was Beverly, and she was absolutely awesome. Gave me all the paperwork I needed to get everything moving along.
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1. Dealerships are often open late on fridays and most of us have weekends or atleast 1 or 2 consecutive days off.
2. money is also money...
3. enjoying the car is priceless.
4. don't let yourself think I have "free time" laying around i can spend all nimbly bimbly like a kitty cat. I work 16 hours a day 6 or 7 days a week, but I would have felt like a tool having the car driven through such beautiful scenery, at an increased cost, on a trailer...when it was so easy to just fly out and drive it back...did I have to bust ass when i got back to play makeup...yes...but it also timed out perfect for a fourth of july road trip so i only had to take one day off. I run a company and do alot of consulting and custom work for friends/race teams etc. but if you don't make time to drive the best driver's car in a decade, you might as well leave it on the lot, these cars must be driven to be appreciated, the colorado mountain roads must also be driven to be appreciated...made way too much sense to me, had to drive it back