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You know its funny how you said by purchasing the civic you would save on insurance costs plus petrol costs.
However, if you kept the rex, how would you drive it? Uninsured? Plus if it were you weekend driver, you would have to pay petrol for it still. Yes you're saving a little compared to having the rex as your daily driver.
Also you're not taking into account depreciation. By keeping the rex, you're basically throwing money out the window.
Personally, why dont you have a good car - balance between economy and performance - say a civic/integra vti-r/type-R. Sell the rex and civic, invest in shares or start saving for a place to live (if you live with at home still).
Not trying to tell you what to do, but if you're concerned about fuel prices and $$$, it seems like a good way to go.
You could even buy a hybrid car! :thumbsup:
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I think what IDRAG did in some way is a pretty wise movement, even tho it’s debatable. He can buy third party for his rex which won’t cost him a lot (however he is risking a bit tho), and by driving the car only on the weekends, it will generally be kept in a better condition than a daily driver, the K would also be heaps lower. So it will have a better resale value in the future. And he won’t get bored of his rexy so easily; weekends would more exciting to look forward to.
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post a pic already..i wanna see both wrx and EG civic
