Should I stay or should I go
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Hey everyone. I have a 2010 XFR that I absolutely love and which has 82,000 miles. It is flawlessly maintained, and running as good as it ever has (knock on wood).
This car is an extension of my soul, and I spent a lot of time and effort in maintaining it.
So here's my dilemma:
The car has 82,000 miles on it, and is out of warranty. I only have 1 year left in paying it off, but quite frankly, I am a little sick of the monthly payments. My wife's expecting, and, although we have another SUV in the family, I can't get the Jeep Grand Cherokee out of my mind, especially the SRT.
Am I nuts??? If I get rid of my Jag, I fear that after the newness of a Jeep wears off...I'm going to wake up in a cold sweat wondering what have I done....
Then again, how many more years can I expect that this car is going to run without a major problem? Should I cash out now before hitting 100,000 miles?
Thoughts?
This car is an extension of my soul, and I spent a lot of time and effort in maintaining it.
So here's my dilemma:
The car has 82,000 miles on it, and is out of warranty. I only have 1 year left in paying it off, but quite frankly, I am a little sick of the monthly payments. My wife's expecting, and, although we have another SUV in the family, I can't get the Jeep Grand Cherokee out of my mind, especially the SRT.
Am I nuts??? If I get rid of my Jag, I fear that after the newness of a Jeep wears off...I'm going to wake up in a cold sweat wondering what have I done....
Then again, how many more years can I expect that this car is going to run without a major problem? Should I cash out now before hitting 100,000 miles?
Thoughts?
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Hey everyone. I have a 2010 XFR that I absolutely love and which has 82,000 miles. It is flawlessly maintained, and running as good as it ever has (knock on wood).
This car is an extension of my soul, and I spent a lot of time and effort in maintaining it.
So here's my dilemma:
The car has 82,000 miles on it, and is out of warranty. I only have 1 year left in paying it off, but quite frankly, I am a little sick of the monthly payments. My wife's expecting, and, although we have another SUV in the family, I can't get the Jeep Grand Cherokee out of my mind, especially the SRT.
Am I nuts??? If I get rid of my Jag, I fear that after the newness of a Jeep wears off...I'm going to wake up in a cold sweat wondering what have I done....
Then again, how many more years can I expect that this car is going to run without a major problem? Should I cash out now before hitting 100,000 miles?
Thoughts?
This car is an extension of my soul, and I spent a lot of time and effort in maintaining it.
So here's my dilemma:
The car has 82,000 miles on it, and is out of warranty. I only have 1 year left in paying it off, but quite frankly, I am a little sick of the monthly payments. My wife's expecting, and, although we have another SUV in the family, I can't get the Jeep Grand Cherokee out of my mind, especially the SRT.
Am I nuts??? If I get rid of my Jag, I fear that after the newness of a Jeep wears off...I'm going to wake up in a cold sweat wondering what have I done....
Then again, how many more years can I expect that this car is going to run without a major problem? Should I cash out now before hitting 100,000 miles?
Thoughts?
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