Well, being that i'm only 18 and i'm a full-time student, and I work 40 hours a week (only for the car) i have realized that my parents were right, i would have absolutely no life (and that i'd start screwing up in school) if i went through with this, so now i am either going to sell the car and have a life or keep the car and convince my parents to pay for it ... but the latter probably won't happen so i have to see what i can get.

It's a december 03 build (but 2004 model) DS/DS cooper s with Combo 1/2, HK sound, Panther Black leather, rain sensing wipers, and the "alloy patina" (brushed aluminum) trim. I believe it has the all-weather runflats but i could be wrong, they're 205/???/17 Nothing wrong with it, drives fine, by tomorrow night it'll have just hit 3000 miles, I broke it in properly and still barely drive it hard except for the 2-3 sundays on the canyons i went :smile:... the only mods i have done is the 15% pulley from steve's auto clinic. If this is a problem for warranty purposes i will consider getting a stock one put back on if you're serious about the car.

I don't know what it's worth, but i know what i paid so make me a reasonable offer.

oh yeah, i live in socal

so u guys don't think i'm a sissy for not being able to put up with some hard work here's my schedule:

Monday-Friday 9:00 - 2:00 (school), 3:00-12:30 (work)

i'm sure others may have it worse than i do but it's a lot for me, but enough about my life, anyone interested in the car?

 

Dude, sorry for your loss. At the risk of sounding old, your parents are right. Do school now and worry about cars later. After school and a stable job, you'll be able to enjoy a nice car properly.

 

You're not a "sissy"...and your parents were/are right. Sell the car. You might though have more success in selling it if you actually figure out what it's worth and then put a price (or at least a range) on it. Ads that conclude like yours ("tell me what it's worth&quot are seldom taken as seriously as ones that indicate a real price and willingness to sell.

Good luck!