Farewell my love.
It is both a sad and exciting day for me. I bid adieu to my love. It wasn’t economically feasible or even practical to keep it around, so I had to sell my G35. Sadly, I loved that car more than I have loved a girlfriend.
Due to my isolationist lifestyle, it became a financial burden. Driving a car twice a month does not justify an extreme expense. Like the girlfriend who constantly professes her everlasting love yet barely shows up and takes considerably more than she gives, it was time to part ways with my car.
Whenever I was blue, I took that car for a drive around the block and everything was fine. Nothing has ever made me feel so alive and in the moment as that car. Redlining and doing 0-60 in 5.5 seconds. Going 120mph along a stretch of deserted highway at 2am and feeling completely in control of the savage yet refined beast of an engine. However, all good things must eventually come to an end. Like selling my house, there is a time and a place for things to happen. I am moving on to a lifestyle which is devoid of any material excess. Tools and only tools. My creativity and art takes precedence over all.
I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to sell it for enough to pay off the loan. Luckily, I found CarMax online. I went by their location for their free appraisal. They offered me an incredibly generous amount and their car dealership experience that was surprisingly enjoyable. I finished the deal with a nice check in my pocket and large loan repaid. I highly recommend CarMax to anyone looking for a used car or wanting to sell their car. I was very impressed and that doesn’t happen very often.
So, farewell my love. I hope that your new owner treats you with the love and respect that I did.