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Originally Posted by Miss Mr2
so i am a little late on this but i was 15 when i got my car. i had a saab before that but i didn't drive it that much i learned how to drive a 5 speed in the saab i wish i would have kept it. my brother saw the mr2 in Charlotte NC while he was working and he looked pics up online for me and i took a look at my car and i was like that is my car. so he bought it for 2200 and the guy that had it abused it. when we went under the hood all of the wires were messed up and the timing belt was on wrong and it was tagging out at 4rpm. so i think if you are mature enough like "me" you know what you are in for. even though i wrecked mine... i took responsibility and fixed it with my dads help!! i thank my brother everyday for buying it for me. it has helped me grow up.
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well i guess the only difference wouldn't be the maturity. Just the fact that your dad and brother know something about wiring and turning wrenches...many people are not in the same conditions and therefore end up paying up to twice the value of the car. It's not the same when you have another person that knows what they're doing helping you through the process than opening the page up in the manual and doing it by yourself.