Auf Wiedersehen, Cavalier
Guten Tag, 300M. Behold - the newer, classier ride of Adam:
'99 Chrysler 300M. I'm quite surprised as to how many people I tell about the make of the car, a good half do not even know what it is. I thought everybody knew what these were? Oh well. So far, so good. I am "big pimping" or "blinging" with my alloy wheels (hell if I know how big they are), low profile tires, dual after-market exhausts (makes it sound like it has even more "beef", as they seller told me), 5 tinted windows, heated / adjustable leather seats, 4-CD changer and other fun goodies. I wasn't the biggest fan of the color when I got it, but for the price and mileage (57k) along with the features it has I simply couldn't turn it down. The same cars with twice the mileage and less sturdy (3-month warrenty on engine and trans) were selling for just a few hundred less, if not the same price. So I pulled the trigger and here I am, hopefully I'll have most of it paid-off during the summer.
The only bad thing about it is that a few of the front speakers are blown on the doors, so I need to replace those. The sound system in my Cavalier sounds much stronger, but I'll fix that within the next two paychecks. I'd also like to eventually put a CarPC in instead of the CD player so I can just transfer songs wirelessly from my PC into my car and store my music on a harddrive, possibly with video playback to be added in the future. Bling, bling indeed.
'99 Chrysler 300M. I'm quite surprised as to how many people I tell about the make of the car, a good half do not even know what it is. I thought everybody knew what these were? Oh well. So far, so good. I am "big pimping" or "blinging" with my alloy wheels (hell if I know how big they are), low profile tires, dual after-market exhausts (makes it sound like it has even more "beef", as they seller told me), 5 tinted windows, heated / adjustable leather seats, 4-CD changer and other fun goodies. I wasn't the biggest fan of the color when I got it, but for the price and mileage (57k) along with the features it has I simply couldn't turn it down. The same cars with twice the mileage and less sturdy (3-month warrenty on engine and trans) were selling for just a few hundred less, if not the same price. So I pulled the trigger and here I am, hopefully I'll have most of it paid-off during the summer.
The only bad thing about it is that a few of the front speakers are blown on the doors, so I need to replace those. The sound system in my Cavalier sounds much stronger, but I'll fix that within the next two paychecks. I'd also like to eventually put a CarPC in instead of the CD player so I can just transfer songs wirelessly from my PC into my car and store my music on a harddrive, possibly with video playback to be added in the future. Bling, bling indeed.