Happy, no. But I need the time to keep trying to convince the wife that either she likes the car (not likely) or she'll tolerate it because it makes me happy (somewhat likely).lotuscar said:Anyone happy their car is delayed, and why?
No, I want^D^D^Dneed my car now.lotuscar said:Anyone happy their car is delayed, and why?
Yeah, but at least in two months the Florida hurricane season should be long gone.Andreas said:No, I want^D^D^Dneed my car now.
Still have two months to go. Arrrrrr.
Im in opposite position than you...after selling my car this summer, I had the enitire amt for Elise but I notice I spend alot of time on Ebay(and we shouldnt forget the hookers and alcohol) when I have money to burn...babak said:Happy is not the right word. The delay is letting me save up more money for it. It's as if I've tightened the belt before spending it instead of after to pay it off faster. So, in the long run I'm better off but right now it just sucks.
I wish I could say that, Dec for me.LNZ_YELO said:
That said, I'm very happy that it came in before the dead of winter.![]()
OF COURSE I AM!!!lotuscar said:Anyone happy their car is delayed, and why?
I feel the same way. I've been actually having second thoughts, after sooooo long with no doubts at all. I'm thinking that this must be because I'm finally so close to actually getting one (only months away now instead of some theoretical "someday" ?Jay said:
No- getting distracted and thinking what else $45K (w/o tax) will buy. Sure are some interesting alternatives ranging from street-legal 250 hp 914s to used NSX, 993S, etc.
Sure would be nice to hear of at least one car being delivered in SoCal to a Symbolic wait list customer.....