Bonneville Owners: Does This Describe You?
06-15-2003, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Hailey
Nope, not even close (though I'd take that median income! 
), and I'm one of those "new" buyers (sort-of...used. but only 2 years old when we bought it).
age: not 45...25
income: not $95,000...way less than half that!
not male...well me anyway
; Lictalon counts 
married...well, okay, that fits
not a graduate (me anyway...my honey is)
not a professional (me again...he is)
So I guess I don't fit, but my hubby does...funny, 'cause I was the one who wanted it first. :P
), and I'm one of those "new" buyers (sort-of...used. but only 2 years old when we bought it). age: not 45...25
income: not $95,000...way less than half that!
not male...well me anyway
; Lictalon counts married...well, okay, that fits
not a graduate (me anyway...my honey is)
not a professional (me again...he is)
So I guess I don't fit, but my hubby does...funny, 'cause I was the one who wanted it first. :P
06-15-2003, 02:03 AM
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Model: 2000 SSEi
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Graduate: Yes
Professional: Yes
Income 70k - 90k: NO!! lol
I see mostly younger people driving these cars...not the stated 50 and + range. hehe..yea, granny cars. That'* what you would call it too if you had to settle for the next model down... or worse...
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Graduate: Yes
Professional: Yes
Income 70k - 90k: NO!! lol
I see mostly younger people driving these cars...not the stated 50 and + range. hehe..yea, granny cars. That'* what you would call it too if you had to settle for the next model down... or worse...
You probably got it for around $25,000 Cdn.
Bet you wouldn't have been able to afford a new one at $44,000 + Tax.
06-15-2003, 02:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Right on for me.
I think that GM was referring mostly to people who buy the new ones, not used ones that are much less expensive.
Doesn't everyone like eating Rice.
I think that GM was referring mostly to people who buy the new ones, not used ones that are much less expensive.
Doesn't everyone like eating Rice.
06-15-2003, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Model: 2000 SSEi
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Graduate: Yes
Professional: Yes
Income 70k - 90k: NO!! lol
I see mostly younger people driving these cars...not the stated 50 and + range. hehe..yea, granny cars. That'* what you would call it too if you had to settle for the next model down... or worse...
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Graduate: Yes
Professional: Yes
Income 70k - 90k: NO!! lol
I see mostly younger people driving these cars...not the stated 50 and + range. hehe..yea, granny cars. That'* what you would call it too if you had to settle for the next model down... or worse...
You probably got it for around $25,000 Cdn.
Bet you wouldn't have been able to afford a new one at $44,000 + Tax.
Thanks...Actually, I paid $14,500 for it before tax. An SSEi....i got it at a STEAL (steal, crime, get it, haha) Because someone went to an auction for me and got it at wholesale instead of resale price. In the end though, after auction fees, compensation fees, and financing fees, it came to like $19,030 or something like that. I don't knw the EXACT price off hand but it'* 19 something
you're right though...couldn't have coughed up the $900 a month for the new one, or the $400 for insurance for it either.
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Originally Posted by DrJay
Originally Posted by Hailey
Nope, not even close (though I'd take that median income! ), and I'm one of those "new" buyers (sort-of...used. but only 2 years old when we bought it).
age: not 45...25
income: not $95,000...way less than half that!
not male...well me anyway; Lictalon counts
married...well, okay, that fits
not a graduate (me anyway...my honey is)
not a professional (me again...he is)
So I guess I don't fit, but my hubby does...funny, 'cause I was the one who wanted it first. :P
), and I'm one of those "new" buyers (sort-of...used. but only 2 years old when we bought it). age: not 45...25
income: not $95,000...way less than half that!
not male...well me anyway
; Lictalon counts married...well, okay, that fits
not a graduate (me anyway...my honey is)
not a professional (me again...he is)
So I guess I don't fit, but my hubby does...funny, 'cause I was the one who wanted it first. :P
06-15-2003, 11:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Tamara and Hailey, you both made a great choice and got an even better deal.
Enjoy.
With those savings, you should be able to afford some delicious mods.
Enjoy.
With those savings, you should be able to afford some delicious mods.
06-15-2003, 11:34 PM
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Luxury , Attitude, Aggressive looks... whats not to like in a car like this..its got every thing in it that one would need to feel comfy and also has the hidden tallent of wiping ricers off the line...and overall anyone looks good driving a bonneville 
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16 years old SSEi 6000 dollars a year, i dont know what category i fit in.. lol
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