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YOUR RESEARCHdo you keep your car in a garage?
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Fill with skateboards, bicycles, and motorcycles
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However, when I bought it in 2007 my other home only had a 1 car garage, filled with skateboards, bicycles, and motorcycles.
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I haven't bought my P car yet but the garage issue is a HUGE concern for me and is probably the biggest reason I don't have it yet.
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I haven't bought my P car yet but the garage issue is a HUGE concern for me and is probably the biggest reason I don't have it yet.
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Run with what the hell???)
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That day my wife called me at work and told me that the police were at the house and wanted to know who owned the Porsche (so my mind starts running with what the hell???) then she tells me that she said it was her husbands and the cop asks if I am home, (now my head is really spinning) when she says no, he is at work, the cop points to the Porsche and says, "well, when he gets home tell him THAT's a crime".
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Zook, never said I didnt use my depreciating asset...just garage when done
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That day my wife called me at work and told me that the police were at the house and wanted to know who owned the Porsche (so my mind starts running with what the hell???) then she tells me that she said it was her husbands and the cop asks if I am home, (now my head is really spinning) when she says no, he is at work, the cop points to the Porsche and says, "well, when he gets home tell him THAT's a crime".
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I've never understood why people use their garages to store boxes of worthless crap they will never use, and leave their expensive cars out in the elements.
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always - even though with all my "other stuff" its a squeeze, I would never park it outside...H&ll in Seattle cars are known to float away in the night......
I just sold my house and now I have to park the car outside, it breaks my heart. I have a cover and all but still that sucks. If you purchase a nice car, plan for a covered parking
Even my truck gets its own spot in the garage.
I've never understood why people use their garages to store boxes of worthless crap they will never use, and leave their expensive cars out in the elements.
Even in an apartment as I am now, both cars and bikes have a space in the garage! Saves them from the horrors of apartment lot parking!
Now if only I could get them to allow the installation of a AC unit, I could actually work on them in this lovely Houston heat!
Overnight it's in the garage. However, when I bought it in 2007 my other home only had a 1 car garage, filled with skateboards, bicycles, and motorcycles. So....I usually parked it in the driveway. The first winter we had a huge snow storm and the pcar was buried in the driveway under snow and a thick blanket of ice. That day my wife called me at work and told me that the police were at the house and wanted to know who owned the Porsche (so my mind starts running with what the hell???) then she tells me that she said it was her husbands and the cop asks if I am home, (now my head is really spinning) when she says no, he is at work, the cop points to the Porsche and says, "well, when he gets home tell him THAT's a crime". Great sense of humor.
Affirmative. Initially my old garage was fllled with interior doors, fireplace mantels, molding, sinks etc. while we were renovating our 1890 home in 2008. Now my Porsche is living in the garage.
We're one of the few in our neighborhood that actually use our garage to park cars!
So mine only goes out when it's on the road. Even at work it stays in an underground parking garage.
I haven't bought my P car yet but the garage issue is a HUGE concern for me and is probably the biggest reason I don't have it yet. I am very **** retentive about keeping my cars pristine so garaged of course. I hate having my car in the elements. We only have a 3 car garage but the 3rd area is full of the kids bikes, toys, etc.... Plus, there are garage cabinets on that side of the garage so would be pain to have to pull the car out to get into the cabinets. I have room to add a 4th car garage but would cost more than the car so that's not very practical. I thus am left telling the wife she will have to park her Acura outside. No, I haven't told her that yet!
Actually, in all sincerity there is a condo complex down the street that sold new (in 2005) for $300k+ and they are now asking $120k. They have two car detached garages with many of the units. I am selling it to my wife as buying a rental property but in reality the tenant will not get the use of the garage! We shall see if I can pull that together....
Definition of garage (n)
ga�rage [ gə raazh ] 1.building for motor vehicles: a building for parking or storing one or more motor vehicles.
Some people just don't get the concept.
wow - great response. mine is garaged every night. i believe it makes a huge difference keeping it nice. on the other hand, is is outside at least a dozen hours a day either being driven or outside parking lot. makes me happy to put some miles on it, and when it gets dirty/wet it just means it needs a wash!
It will be in the garage in the winter, and I do put it away when we get threatened with Hail Storms or large Thundershowers. I am concerned about flying debris. OTOH, I have a 10 year old Subaru, and I can't park that on the street (no street parking overnight) so I keep the Subi in the garage, and the Pcar in the driveway while I'm using it. Shuffling two cars out of the driveway in the morning, and then back in in the evening just seems like too much of a pain.
larry
I do keep it in the garage, it is my summer car, wife keeps her Audi A6 in the garage also.....2 car garage so we keep the Durango 5.9 R/T outside. That is my winter beater.
Yes. Blessed with a 3 car garage so I can keep a little "clutter" and still keep 2 cars sheltered.
Lucky enough to have covered parking as well so I can keep minimize time parked in the Texas sun.
Mine spent the night outside for the first time last night... rained ... What was I thinking. Grey Guy, wish I could get that exited about, wait, thats Polar silver= SWIIING!
