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Bring car or no
Cannot decide whether or not I want to take my Z to college. Basically it would stay in a enclosed parking garage unless I need to get food, or if there are any car meets up north.
Parking garage rivals a federal prison in security, so not concerned there. Thoughts? |
were you goin to school? i say take it!
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NJIT
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sure, what are the reasons not to bring it?
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Not really going to use it much... its Newark... costs extra to have a car... etc... much cheaper to take train home...
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True... But is it worth saving the money but not being able to see your car for weeks in a row?:-?
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Well I will most likely be home almost every weekend... NJIT is a commuter school and I may try to get a weekend job... IDK
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Maybe, I can add on parking on a monthly basis, so that wouldn't be huge.
Just stuck on needing a modus of transportation to get food and what not. |
I'd leave it home. NJIT isn't in the best part of town. The parking garage is only marginally better than being on the street or in a lot. You won't really have a need for it, except to get to and from school, but you already said the train is cheaper. And at least with the car at home, you can concentrate on school, not worry about whether or not the car is being scratched, dinged, abused, stolen, vandalised, or otherwise mis-treated.
When I was a freshman in 91 I took my 1968RS Camaro to school (Glassboro State) occasionally and regretted it every single time. Constantly worrying about the car. Bring a car, fine, but its college....get a POS for that kinda duty. MY POS was a 1979 Olds Cutlass with T-tops, full factory gauges, tach, console, buckets, power everything that I picked up for $750. Had the anemic 260 V8, had almost no oil pressure but ran like a top for the next 4 years. I sold it with 150,000 on it, never left me stranded. Chris |
Ehh, try to find other ways around it. If not, then take it with you. Is it going to be safe at home? ha
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No, you'll just end up driving other people around. And Newark FTL.
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Some friends of mine who went to NJIT have had issues with car vandalism but they were commuters and it was before they had the parking garage.
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Jen (bandit88) brings her car all the time...I would say she'd be the best bet for first hand informtion/opinion.
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no don't do it. it's newark! my friends a fireman in newark and he had his trans am stolen from right in front of the firehouse. the thiefs called in a fire and when the company left the firehouse they stole his car.
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geta beater
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Drive through that part of Newark all the time......leave your car at home!!!
Not to mention every Kid/Guy in Newark with an import is gonna want to race you. Drove the Iroc there once, never again. Nice American cars get waaaaaay to much attention in Newark. Do yourself a favor. |
Nah, you're not gonna really need it there. The good thing about Newark is that everything is near you and you really don't need a car.
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I just got back from dropping my girlfriend off at college. Dont bring your Camaro. I wouldnt. There are people opening doors without care, and driving like teenagers...which they are. I thought to myself just today you wont see me bringing my car here, and IF I do Im parking on the moon...
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i say dont do it. u will end up driving your friends around most of the time. and u know people these days...idiots who swing their door open full speed into another persons car..plus you will never know when you will need that extra cash.
isnt njit right near rutgers newark? |
dont do it.
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They're across the street from one another.
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even if it was in a good area i would say not to bring it. my last girlfriend brought her dents eve3rywhere now.
That and my brother had his up in albany at school he has two dents that care calling for new fenders. Alot of people dont have any consideration at school for any of your stuff. |
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Its only a few blocks from the train station really, not too bad to get anywhere |
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I know NJIT's frat houses are on high street, or now MLK. |
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