I'm Even. I have interest in Winter sports. I should fit my snowboard to crossover. My previous employer was Cisco. I'm interested in buying a new car that is reliable during the winter and has some space. I own a Toyota Corolla. I work for Salesforce as a software engineer.
I'm schmitty. I like to work on my garden. I am in the car business. I have a vehicle showroom. My dealership sells Hondas and Toyotas. I like to read murder mysteries. I've been in business for myself since 2006. Before that I was working my way through college. In college I studied Business Administration. I am looking to buy a car. I have owned several Toyotas.
I'm considering buying a Honda. Do you think Hondas are better than Toyotas? That is hard to say. It depends on the model that you are looking for, how old it is, and how many miles are on the cars, just to name a few considerations. Are you leaning towards a certain model? I think I can get a good deal on a 2010 Toyota Corolla. It surprisingly only has 2000 miles on it! Do you think that might be a good option. The seller is only asking $5555.55 Wow. Yes, given that information, I think you found a good deal. Will it be big enough to fit your snowboard and snowboard equipment? Well, I'm pretty sure that equipment won't be able to fit inside the car, but I have seen people put racks on top of their Corollas for similar reasons, and it looks like it works well for those who go that route.  Yeah, that could work. With the money you are saving you could get a really nice hood rack. You might also want to invest in some winter tires. We're on the same page on that topic. I've been scouring the internet for deals on winter tires, as well as tire chains.  I've seen good prices for all that stuff, so I'm not too worried about the additional costs of that. Let me ask you a question. The Corolla I'm looking at has been garaged for over 10 years without being driven. Do you think that is going to present any problems for me? Okay. Now that changes things. It depends on how well the owner keep up the maintenance. If he literally let it sitting there ten years, you should have it looked at by a mechanic before buying it. If he took it out occasionally and prevented rust from accumulating, you might still be good.   Okay, thanks for all that advice. Now for a more trivial question: what do you think is the coolest color I could paint the car if I buy it? As it is today, it is a boring off-white. I'm thinking of going neon pink with sparkly gold detail. Does that sound as awesome to you as it does to me? Awesome is a matter of perspective. I'm a more primary colors guy. However, you should do you. If the pink with gold detailing gives you a nice happy feeling, go for it! However, if you are thinking you might sell the car in the near future, I would suggest sticking with the old boring white for greater resell value. Once again, your advice is stellar. I hope some day I can return the favor by giving you some expertise advice on snowboarding if you ever become interested in that subject matter! This old fuddy duddy is too old for the young man's sport of snowboarding, but I appreciate the offer! If you need someone to look over that car or any suggestions for a painter, just let me know.