everyone I knew's first car was a complete piece of *censored*. With the exception of the very spoiled kids most had to wait to actually get something decent, but we were all just grateful to have something that ran.
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I got my first car when I graduated from college. My parents paid the down payment as a graduation gift.
I paid the rest.
It was a 95 Honda accord. Interestingly, I traded it in in 2006 for my current Camry. One of my neighbors bought it from the dealer and he still drives it down the street. I still have the spares actually; if I'm younger and more reckless, I would be tempted to park his car in different spots just to mess with his head; but I think I am too old and "wise" for that...
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I paid the rest.
It was a 95 Honda accord. Interestingly, I traded it in in 2006 for my current Camry. One of my neighbors bought it from the dealer and he still drives it down the street. I still have the spares actually; if I'm younger and more reckless, I would be tempted to park his car in different spots just to mess with his head; but I think I am too old and "wise" for that...
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Why don't I send a copy to my local police department while I'm at it? 
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That's why I'm waiting as long as I can to get my first car. I'd rather not have one for a few more years and get something decent than have something that looks and is *** and needs repairing all the time.
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But that is half the fun in owning your first car. That sense of adventure, will it get us there or not. Putting it back together in your drive at 2Am after fixing the motor so you can use it to get to work that morning. Good times and character building. Ask anyone and they will tell you I am quite a character.
