RT stick or automatic

[gnorthern]

I see nobody asked her how good a deal she is getting. Also nobody asked her if she is fairly confident she will keep it for a number of years.

I do not like my Altima hybrid but I got such a good deal on it I would buy it again without thinking. I got such a good deal (2 years old, 32000 miles, $12,800) I assume the resale on it would be terrible. But I do not care about resale since I plan on driving it into the ground like previous cars. I bought a new 2016 Spyder in October despite all of the cool features on the latest model ones because it was such a good deal.

As much as I like my SE6, I would have considered buying a SM6 if it was a really good deal. And I only say considered since I wasn't completely sold on the Spyder when I bought it, though I have enough time in the saddle that I am now.

 

[Bob Denman]

Not everybody is always looking for a "Good Deal".
What good is the deal; if it's not the vehicle that you really want? :dontknow:
For important stuff like Spyders: I'd rather get exactly what I want, and pay for it... nojoke


But that's probably just me!

 

[gnorthern]

Not everybody is always looking for a "Good Deal".
What good is the deal; if it's not the vehicle that you really want? :dontknow:
For important stuff like Spyders: I'd rather get exactly what I want, and pay for it... nojoke


But that's probably just me!

For me everything has a price. I guessed I would have a lot of fun with a manual (didn't drive one, but assumed it would be like a motorcycle or car), but preferred an SE6. If a manual was an option I decided I would be willing to pay $1500 more for an SE6. I found the SE6 really cool. If she finds the manual really hurts the riding experience, that is something different.