Originally Posted by Sidez
I would never tell a typical person on the street how much I bought the car for... even if they insisted on knowing...
Originally Posted by RPM
I don't tell them how much I paid.
I know there's many more but the above made me glad am not the only one.
At anytime my crossfire was complimented, in my mind I chanted "please don't ask how much...please don't ask how much".
I am very proud of the worth of my crossfire, the performance (if not demanding greater than that), the look ...especially the look. And in 2004, it was 2nd in Singapore and there were only like less than 5 at that time.
But am not proud of how much I had to pay for it.
Explaining the price, will have to explain why is it that much, which means explaining how it is being parallel import, the various taxes, which lead to the question "how much is it monthly" as ...quite unbelievably high monthly payment, it will be more ridiculous if I told them I paid cash. Which will lead to them checking me in IRS.

Not THAT bad but people will be sorta kinda curious what I do for a living. Then I will have to start with "Once upon a time..." etc etc etc.
With the price I paid for, that's one of the reasons why I will never mod. my crossfire. Other than the tyres when I have to drive to and fro construction site for 9 months. After that was back to stock. In 10 years time or if I live right up to 84

(if I live right) there won't be any other original crossfire except the "classique" mine. o...k just kidding.
Approaching to 3 years, I am glad I owned a coupe. At least I don't have to worry about the glances on the road. I am couped and embraced in sweet-ride-o-mine. Yeaha.
Wauw that was a long speech. Thank you thank you. (,")