Carlsbad or Penasquitos for 500K?

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[quote=AN]I understand, that’s why I suggest you talk to the house with a lot of cars before you rule out a house. My neighbor have 4 cars between him and his wife. His son used to live with him too, so that’s 5 cars. My parents have 4 cars and my brother have 2. He’s still living at home. Those are just two examples.

BTW, this is not specific to MM. I’m just suggesting that in general. I noticed that old neighborhood tend to have a lot more cars on the street than newer neighborhood, especially ones w/ HOA, since they tend to either prohibit that or the type of people who buy in those areas tend to not be pack rats with many cars or have their kids living with them.[/quote]

Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.

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Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.[/quote]
Different people have different reasons for having multiple cars. Here are some examples, my brother is a car enthusiast, so he have car he use to track and a car he use for daily commute. My parents have 1 car each that they bought in the 90s. They bought a truck ~10 years ago for its utility. Then recently, my dad start doing the van pool thing at work and since he’s the driver, he keeps and maintain the van. My neighbor (late 50s) is also a car enthusiast. He has 2 cars that’s currently not working but he’s keeping it for when he retire in a few years, he can work on it. His son also is a car enthusiast, so he has one car that he’s currently working on and one for commute. The parents have one car each for commute.

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Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.[/quote]
Different people have different reasons for having multiple cars. Here are some examples, my brother is a car enthusiast, so he have car he use to track and a car he use for daily commute. My parents have 1 car each that they bought in the 90s. They bought a truck ~10 years ago for its utility. Then recently, my dad start doing the van pool thing at work and since he’s the driver, he keeps and maintain the van. My neighbor (late 50s) is also a car enthusiast. He has 2 cars that’s currently not working but he’s keeping it for when he retire in a few years, he can work on it. His son also is a car enthusiast, so he has one car that he’s currently working on and one for commute. The parents have one car each for commute.

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Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.[/quote]
Different people have different reasons for having multiple cars. Here are some examples, my brother is a car enthusiast, so he have car he use to track and a car he use for daily commute. My parents have 1 car each that they bought in the 90s. They bought a truck ~10 years ago for its utility. Then recently, my dad start doing the van pool thing at work and since he’s the driver, he keeps and maintain the van. My neighbor (late 50s) is also a car enthusiast. He has 2 cars that’s currently not working but he’s keeping it for when he retire in a few years, he can work on it. His son also is a car enthusiast, so he has one car that he’s currently working on and one for commute. The parents have one car each for commute.

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Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.[/quote]
Different people have different reasons for having multiple cars. Here are some examples, my brother is a car enthusiast, so he have car he use to track and a car he use for daily commute. My parents have 1 car each that they bought in the 90s. They bought a truck ~10 years ago for its utility. Then recently, my dad start doing the van pool thing at work and since he’s the driver, he keeps and maintain the van. My neighbor (late 50s) is also a car enthusiast. He has 2 cars that’s currently not working but he’s keeping it for when he retire in a few years, he can work on it. His son also is a car enthusiast, so he has one car that he’s currently working on and one for commute. The parents have one car each for commute.

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[quote=Scarlett]
Why would one have more than one car per driver?!(Unless you are a collector, or just love cars.). We only recently, very reluctantly bought a 2nd car, and I still think we caved in and waste money on this 2nd car. We could have tried to use public transportation or carpool with friends – better for the environment and saves money. I can’t conceive ever needing more than 1 car per person. I can understand perhaps, in addition to each worker’s commute car have an extra family/large SUV car.[/quote]
Different people have different reasons for having multiple cars. Here are some examples, my brother is a car enthusiast, so he have car he use to track and a car he use for daily commute. My parents have 1 car each that they bought in the 90s. They bought a truck ~10 years ago for its utility. Then recently, my dad start doing the van pool thing at work and since he’s the driver, he keeps and maintain the van. My neighbor (late 50s) is also a car enthusiast. He has 2 cars that’s currently not working but he’s keeping it for when he retire in a few years, he can work on it. His son also is a car enthusiast, so he has one car that he’s currently working on and one for commute. The parents have one car each for commute.

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That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.

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That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.

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That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.

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That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.

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That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.

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[quote=Scarlett]That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.[/quote]
Rereading your post, I guess you did mentioned about car lovers :-). Yes, it’s kinda like women needing 10 pairs of shoes or 10 purses :-).

I just looked at the general demographics of MM vs 92129,92127,92128 and I found something interesting. MM is 53% male, 47% female. 92128, it’s 46.8% male, 53.2% female. 92129, it’s 49.4% male, 50.6% female, and 92127, it’s 48.4% male, 51.6% female. Having a higher % of male residents might be one reason why there’s more car :-).

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[quote=Scarlett]That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.[/quote]
Rereading your post, I guess you did mentioned about car lovers :-). Yes, it’s kinda like women needing 10 pairs of shoes or 10 purses :-).

I just looked at the general demographics of MM vs 92129,92127,92128 and I found something interesting. MM is 53% male, 47% female. 92128, it’s 46.8% male, 53.2% female. 92129, it’s 49.4% male, 50.6% female, and 92127, it’s 48.4% male, 51.6% female. Having a higher % of male residents might be one reason why there’s more car :-).

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[quote=Scarlett]That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.[/quote]
Rereading your post, I guess you did mentioned about car lovers :-). Yes, it’s kinda like women needing 10 pairs of shoes or 10 purses :-).

I just looked at the general demographics of MM vs 92129,92127,92128 and I found something interesting. MM is 53% male, 47% female. 92128, it’s 46.8% male, 53.2% female. 92129, it’s 49.4% male, 50.6% female, and 92127, it’s 48.4% male, 51.6% female. Having a higher % of male residents might be one reason why there’s more car :-).

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[quote=Scarlett]That’s why I said…”Unless you just love cars”… 🙂

I guess it’s kind of like why some guys don’t understand why a woman needs > 10 pairs of shoes 🙂

I can understand the utility of having a pickup truck in a household.

There are apparently lots of car enthusiasts in Mira Mesa.[/quote]
Rereading your post, I guess you did mentioned about car lovers :-). Yes, it’s kinda like women needing 10 pairs of shoes or 10 purses :-).

I just looked at the general demographics of MM vs 92129,92127,92128 and I found something interesting. MM is 53% male, 47% female. 92128, it’s 46.8% male, 53.2% female. 92129, it’s 49.4% male, 50.6% female, and 92127, it’s 48.4% male, 51.6% female. Having a higher % of male residents might be one reason why there’s more car :-).

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