[quote=“MidgeX,post:24,topic:28128"”]
wait didnt u buy a gto like 2 months ago, what happened
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Ya, I guess I missed that also. Damn, We never even got to run. Why did you dump the GTO?
[quote=“02CelicaGt,post:2,topic:28128"”]
Why would they give you a full tank of gas?
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I’ve worked for two dealership groups. Both fill every car (new or used) up before delivery. It’s not uncommon.
[quote=“strokingnova,post:40,topic:28128"”]
what kind of truck you get
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:word:
No polls this time around? I’m shocked.:biglaugh:
when did you trade in the car? I thought most dealerships have a return policy (within 3 days or something). I’d return the thing, honestly and go someplace else. A good dealership is hard to find
call and ask for the owner, the truck should have been cleaned, half tank of gas, and no broken head light.
[quote=“Anonymity,post:45,topic:28128"”]
Didnt you go there becuase it we the “best deal” and now…
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So much for a “deal” at the "deal"ership. :biglaugh:
i got rid of the GTO because i was getting too much unwanted attention (getting pulled over for literally no legit reason), i wanted to save some money, and get something i felt comfortable with. that all being said, i’ve also changed my priorities since buying the GTO and realized that a “toy” is not important now, and finishing school, getting a real job and moving out on my own is. I’m also a truck person at heart, so i picked up a 2003 GMC Sierra 2500 HD. it has all the goodies on it, and i really like it. i know i have really no use for a 2500, but they gave me more for my car than i got it for, and lowered my payments.
now, here comes the :bloated: part: it has the big 8.1 with the Allison transmission in it. again, i have no use for this, but the thing gets between 11 and 14 mpg in the city and on the highway with the cruise set at 70, it gets a consistent ~24 mpg. I shit you not. and its better than what i was getting in the GTO (also doesnt need 93 gas). i feel more at home in a truck, and i love this thing thus far. it also does some pretty sweet burnouts lol
[quote=“FormulaLS1,post:6,topic:28128"”]
Not to mention you can’t prove that it was cracked when they inspected it.
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True fact right there.
Nice Truck 502 ftw.
[quote=“MikeRi24,post:48,topic:28128"”]
i got rid of the GTO because i was getting too much unwanted attention (getting pulled over for literally no legit reason), i wanted to save some money, and get something i felt comfortable with. that all being said, i’ve also changed my priorities since buying the GTO and realized that a “toy” is not important now, and finishing school, getting a real job and moving out on my own is. I’m also a truck person at heart, so i picked up a 2003 GMC Sierra 2500 HD. it has all the goodies on it, and i really like it. i know i have really no use for a 2500, but they gave me more for my car than i got it for, and lowered my payments.
now, here comes the :bloated: part: it has the big 8.1 with the Allison transmission in it. again, i have no use for this, but the thing gets between 11 and 14 mpg in the city and on the highway with the cruise set at 70, it gets a consistent ~24 mpg. I shit you not. and its better than what i was getting in the GTO (also doesnt need 93 gas). i feel more at home in a truck, and i love this thing thus far. it also does some pretty sweet burnouts lol
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Granted it’s human nature to do what you want and justify it with logic, you sir are the king of this. Have fun getting an average of 10 mpg in a big ass work truck that you have absolutely no need or use for. 
/hate. Nice truck.
Nice truck, but damn dude from now on just deal with your own issues and don’t post them online…
Do you actually need a truck like that ? or do you just enjoy throwing away money on gas…
[quote=“MikeRi24,post:48,topic:28128"”]
… i wanted to save some money, …i’ve also changed my priorities since buying the GTO and realized that a “toy” is not important now, and finishing school, getting a real job and moving out on my own is…i have no use for this, but the thing gets between 11 and 14 mpg in the city…
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Ok, so you wanted to save some money, not have a “toy”, be able to afford to live on your own.
How does a new heavy duty 8.1L truck that gets 11mpg satisfy any of those? You should have bought a used honda.
[quote=“sureshot007,post:56,topic:28128"”]
Ok, so you wanted to save some money, not have a “toy”, be able to afford to live on your own.
How does a new heavy duty 8.1L truck that gets 11mpg satisfy any of those? You should have bought a used honda.
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I want to put mike on my ignore list but watching such an idiot makes me laugh:lol:
[quote=“sureshot007,post:56,topic:28128"”]
Ok, so you wanted to save some money, not have a “toy”, be able to afford to live on your own.
How does a new heavy duty 8.1L truck that gets 11mpg satisfy any of those? You should have bought a used honda.
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That would make sense. Why would he do that?
All I know is that this is a direct result of not posting a poll seeking guidance.
Maybe you are awful at making decisions on your own…
On a better note…it would be a perfect tow rig…how much to borrow it for a weekend 