Who Buys a Deere

zzvyb6 · Apr 29, 2010

The yellow car really ought to be red. It must be the industrial version. Schenectady is home to General Electric. Some very famous nuclear reactors are designed there (KAPL)....

pilot-werx · Apr 30, 2010

zzvyb6 said:
The yellow car really ought to be red. It must be the industrial version. Schenectady is home to General Electric. Some very famous nuclear reactors are designed there (KAPL)....

Indeed there are. Did a lot of gas turbine R&D there....

Spudland_Dave · Apr 30, 2010

pilot-werx said:
Funny how that works..... I cannot remember the last thing that I bought new aside from parts. Used house, used cars, used tractors, used airplanes... My bank accounts thank me and it is nice not to owe anybody anything... Today anyone can finance anything, the recent market crash proved that...

I agree and live by the pay 100% down philosophy, but where you lost me is on the used thing. I've done my share of used purchases, and rarely has it been cheaper in the long haul. My last truck (the straw that broke the camel's back) cost me more then a new.... Now I buy new and nothing but and run it till its 100% used up.

joes_427_vette · Apr 30, 2010

I like john deere colors but I would sooner have the yellow prancing horse. Oh to have money pouring out of ones pockets. I couldn't even afford to lean up against one.

** I don't buy damaged rolled over tractors either... cheaper to pay new price ( joke for someone with soft skin ).

Buster57 · Apr 30, 2010

joes_427_vette said:
I like john deere colors but I would sooner have the yellow prancing horse. Oh to have money pouring out of ones pockets. I couldn't even afford to lean up against one.

** I don't buy damaged rolled over tractors either... cheaper to pay new price ( joke for someone with soft skin ).

I have a Orange and Green tractors and a black car......Never buy a Black car!!!

Ray_Fort_White · Apr 30, 2010

The only proper color for a Ferrari is Italian Racing RED!!!!

gumshu · Apr 30, 2010

That car should be green with yellow rims.

Lt CHEG · Apr 30, 2010

I'll bet that Ferrari is at least 5 or 6 years old, maybe even a little older (I'm not as much into cars as I used to be). If that's the case, I'll bet you could buy one just like it for not too much more than a nice new Super Duty Crew Cab with the diesel. Cars depreciate a lot over the first few years of ownership.