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Old 05-07-2013, 12:48 AM   #45
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Finally the time has come, and after much deliberation, I made my choice and I could not be happier that its a Scion FRS. It had me at hello. I'll be finding out tomorrow how long the wait will be on my firestorm red little beauty. Funny enough, I had no idea this car existed up until about January of this year...

Admittedly, Im not a very big car guy, or performance oriented driver. None of my friends really are either, and tuning cars and that whole scene was just never interested me much in my teenage days/early twenties. But I love driving now, and I can appreciate a finely engineered work of art such as this. I was pretty encouraged by some of the reviewers referring to this as somewhat of a "blank canvas" because Im pretty excited to sink a few hard earned dollars into this car to make it completely my own.

Well now here I am at 27 years old, finished school and working in a career, and still driving the 06 corolla (hahahahah). I could have afforded financing for a few years now, but chose to pay off student loans first. Still, I feel slightly bad that I went all out on the car, ie TRD exhaust and Intake, stereo upgrades, rear spoiler, but I have my reasons!

The large majority of my friends are in a serious relationship with someone and/or have kids, and quite simply could not buy/would not be allowed to buy something this cool and, well, selfish for lack of a better word. Why should I burn away the last 3 years of my twenties driving something conservative, only to get married in a few years and drive something even more conservative? I can afford this car while still living comfortably and banking money for a down payment on a house, so despite what some naysayers in my life are saying, I cant see any reason not to have purchased this car.

You only live once right, and I personally cant see a more prime time in my life than now to start driving a nice little sports car. Cheers everyone, glad to be part of the FRS club (soon!!!!).
Nice job. You worked hard and earned it. I am 27. I kinda did it backwards. Got my FR-S a year ago. Now I hope in 30 days I will have my very first house! Living the dream in SoCal, with an FR-S and my own place!
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