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Old 24-07-2012, 02:14 PM   #1
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Default should i sell the xr8 or catch the train to work

I got a job close to home so I bought my AU3 XR8, in blueprint as it was everything i wanted
now i'm buying a house 60km away from work as its all i can afford and keep my lifestyle (eg. huge garage and nice house and 2500sm block)

i can drive to work and do 600km a week and cost me about $140
sell the XR8 and buy a 4cyl and will cost me about $70 per week
or catch the train and leave my xr8 at a train station $50 per week

i still have my project car v8 which i won't sell
just don't know what to do, i guess i'll catch the train and leave it at the station

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