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diff. ppl diff. thoughts i suppose. well was ur 1st handphone paid by urself?

 

well that's just my thinking as long as u dont get a ride that's is asking too much from your parents get a humble ride 1st and slow change take a step at a time

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diff. ppl diff. thoughts i suppose. well was ur 1st handphone paid by urself?

 

well that's just my thinking as long as u dont get a ride that's is asking too much from your parents get a humble ride 1st and slow change take a step at a time

 

phone max if sign new contract around 500? a car is 100 times that amount. that of course is not considering fuel, road tax, and the other expenses that come along with the car. it's a big, big difference.

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I think taking handouts from your folks is fine, esp. if they are rich. As long as you don't behave like a spoilt brat or drive recklessly on the road. Many ah-sia dunno nuts about car/owning a car and just use it cuz its free and convenient.

 

This leads to many things like poor driving skills, poor maintenance etc... which can cause a nuisance to other road users.

 

Another thing is not to hao-lian too much cuz it's not based on your own abilities. Although I know a lot of people are green-eyed monstas as well, who always use this point to diss those ah-sia.

 

Just count your blessings, enjoy the car and take good care of it.

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hmm whats wrong with asking parents to buy a car when they can easily afford it? many youngster get their first car this way too.

 

i cant share the current family car because both my parents need it for work.

 

besides, all im asking for is a 2nd hand car that is affordable.

 

Easily afford it means not having the predicament of 50-50 or 70-30 breakdown....

 

But as a guy, pls have a backbone... My first car was bought by my parents but I insisted on paying them back every single cent for the car...

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thanks for the advice

honestly, i feel that the main reason why my parents are not willing to buy because my dad and mom cannot come to an agreement on how much each person should contribute. its like mom say 50 50 dad say 70 30. in the end they drop the topic and the children suffer. [bigcry]

 

Like that, and you say you as a child, are suffering. [knife]

 

Get outta of my face, kid

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i am just stating the concept is'n it the same ?

i think your concept is flawed.

apart from the price, it's the age that matters too.

 

 

everyone depends on their parents before but till what extent?

our milk also come from our parents what.

 

how old were you when you got your 1st handphone?

primary school? secondary school?

still young i feel.

 

how old is pigkachu? early 20s?

got hand got leg it's time to buy stuff using his own money.

especially when he's asking for something so costly.

the way he's putting his words across, it's as tho he is demanding for it.

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Ah...the Scirocco. What a nice looking car. It reminds me of those 90s era Civic hatchbacks. Would have gotten the 1.4 if not for:

 

- 4-5 months waiting time

- Poor rear view and large blind spot

- Looks a bit too fierce for me

 

Sometimes I wonder if I made the right choice to forgo it. [:(]

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Ah...the Scirocco. What a nice looking car. It reminds me of those 90s era Civic hatchbacks. Would have gotten the 1.4 if not for:

 

- 4-5 months waiting time

- Poor rear view and large blind spot

- Looks a bit too fierce for me

 

Sometimes I wonder if I made the right choice to forgo it. [:(]

 

since you forgo it. you make the right choice.

 

Those that did not forgo it, also make the right choice. [laugh][laugh]

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Haiz, when I see the car still feel very "gian". But then the rear view is really damn bad, especially when you have people squished behind.

 

Anyway, the main reason is still long waiting time. If the SE said can get <2 months, I will be showing off my new ride liao.

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Everyday i spot about 3 sciroccos on the road. :wub:

Mostly 2.0L version

Seems like there are more sciroccos than polo drivers.

 

Anyway guys, how do i persuade my parents to buy another car?

I've tried almost all ways. Except telling them im thinking of getting a class 2B license. Although im kind of interested in learning a new skill but i feel its like kinda of threatening them to get me a car?

 

anyone can share their experience?

 

 

 

Don't bother about those replies from people whom parents are not willing to fork out money to buy expensive toys for their kids.

 

 

 

BTW, have you tried sitting down on the floor and whine about the car? do it for a few days in a row and they might just relent? then be sensible and tell them you will cut $50 of your pocket money to fund for the car.

 

this will show them that you are willing to contribute. and in front of your friend, you can also proudly tell them that you co-pay for it.

 

I wouldn't suggest you use 2B as a way to force them. not really being a good boy and hey, 2B is just for young boys. tell them your aim is a class 2 and you want a harley after that. [thumbsup] that shd wake them up from their dream when u rev it in the morning.

 

 

oh, while you are on the floor, do some leg kicking. it will help .. it just show the sporty side of you beside the soft posture you will put up.

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i think your concept is flawed.

apart from the price, it's the age that matters too.

 

 

everyone depends on their parents before but till what extent?

our milk also come from our parents what.

 

how old were you when you got your 1st handphone?

primary school? secondary school?

still young i feel.

 

how old is pigkachu? early 20s?

got hand got leg it's time to buy stuff using his own money.

especially when he's asking for something so costly.

the way he's putting his words across, it's as tho he is demanding for it.

 

 

costly is a relative word. do not judge a rich man from a poor man's perspective.

 

People walking look up to people having ezlink card and card holder look up to car key owner. car key owner look up to those integrated car key and those with keys look up to people that don't need to hold key and got people open door to them when they WALK to their car.

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oh, while you are on the floor, do some leg kicking. it will help .. it just show the sporty side of you beside the soft posture you will put up.

 

Don't forget to pout and say " IIII WAAAAAANNNNNTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!...HMM!" [thumbsup]

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Sorry to say, you sound like my 3 year old nephew who throws tantrums for anything he couldn't get as if his parents and everyone else owed it to him.

 

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From the post, it looks like the OP is a student, so I doubt he can contribute much to the upkeep. But since most of us have more humble background & pay for our own car, (& proud of it), it easy to dismiss him, but I personally don't think there is any wrong with asking parent for cars if they can afford it comfortable & wanna sayang their kid.

 

In the states, its common for parent to buy their kids a car once they got their licene, & no one will lid an eyebrow. As least, he didn't ask for an Evo, or WRX. If I am the parent, I would certainly be scared & disappove.

 

That's because in the US, cars are cheap, and also cars are required for travel (long distances).

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costly is a relative word. do not judge a rich man from a poor man's perspective.

 

People walking look up to people having ezlink card and card holder look up to car key owner. car key owner look up to those integrated car key and those with keys look up to people that don't need to hold key and got people open door to them when they WALK to their car.

do you think his parents are rich people if they have to discuss and ponder so long about which side pay how much.

 

 

if they are rich, this pigkachu here will be given a car without even asking for it.

yes?

if a car is not considered to be "costly" to his parents,

pigkachu should have no problems getting the car he wants.

 

 

but the question here is,

why is pigkachu behaving like a spoilt brat?

 

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IMO, people in school or NS don't need to drive. They should be "paying their dues" by taking public transport. Even if I am very rich, I will not buy my kids a car at this stage. If they need a car for work reasons, I don't mind contributing but at most it will be for a modest sedan like the Altis. Getting a Scirocco is definately out of the question.

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