$25,000 cash to blow..
11-15-2008, 08:42 PM
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But really, if you can deal with the very slight loss of practicality, I'd absolutely recommend an RX8 or Miata over the MS3. Of that list you've got going, I'd go RX8 or S2000, with the Evo as my backup.
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11-16-2008, 04:37 PM
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skyline- 60-80K
Supra- 20-25K
Vette- 60K
Viper- 85K
First off, he said he has 25,000
, only one on that list that he MIGHT be able to afford is the Supra.
Good advice. Especially when were in an economic crisis, advise someone to buy a super car that will be worth half when he drives off the lot.
I seriously hope your not a financial advisor
Supra- 20-25K
Vette- 60K
Viper- 85K
First off, he said he has 25,000
, only one on that list that he MIGHT be able to afford is the Supra.Good advice. Especially when were in an economic crisis, advise someone to buy a super car that will be worth half when he drives off the lot.
I seriously hope your not a financial advisor
Vette - well depends on the year, but seen a 2001 for 16k
Viper - 25-30k for a 95
Sounds like you need to look around a bit more...I never said anything about new because if I were I would not be able to list the Supra...think about it before you comment next time...I would say just to save the money for a house or something that you will not loose all your money on, but what do I know...
11-16-2008, 04:58 PM
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Skyline - R32 or R33 for around 20-30k
Vette - well depends on the year, but seen a 2001 for 16k
Viper - 25-30k for a 95
Sounds like you need to look around a bit more...I never said anything about new because if I were I would not be able to list the Supra...think about it before you comment next time...I would say just to save the money for a house or something that you will not loose all your money on, but what do I know...
Vette - well depends on the year, but seen a 2001 for 16k
Viper - 25-30k for a 95
Sounds like you need to look around a bit more...I never said anything about new because if I were I would not be able to list the Supra...think about it before you comment next time...I would say just to save the money for a house or something that you will not loose all your money on, but what do I know...
11-16-2008, 05:02 PM
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Skyline - R32 or R33 for around 20-30k
Vette - well depends on the year, but seen a 2001 for 16k
Viper - 25-30k for a 95
Sounds like you need to look around a bit more...I never said anything about new because if I were I would not be able to list the Supra...think about it before you comment next time...I would say just to save the money for a house or something that you will not loose all your money on, but what do I know...
Vette - well depends on the year, but seen a 2001 for 16k
Viper - 25-30k for a 95
Sounds like you need to look around a bit more...I never said anything about new because if I were I would not be able to list the Supra...think about it before you comment next time...I would say just to save the money for a house or something that you will not loose all your money on, but what do I know...
11-16-2008, 07:09 PM
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Funny story I actually saw someone do that at a club. He was waving his cash around whilst dancing, seemingly a few hundered dollars. Someone bumped him and he dropped all his cash and immediately dived for it. It was pathetic to watch, I'm thinking 'What are you trying to compensate for?'. He got the majority of the money back but still a pathetic sight nonetheless.
11-16-2008, 07:14 PM
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Funny story I actually saw someone do that at a club. He was waving his cash around whilst dancing, seemingly a few hundered dollars. Someone bumped him and he dropped all his cash and immediately dived for it. It was pathetic to watch, I'm thinking 'What are you trying to compensate for?'. He got the majority of the money back but still a pathetic sight nonetheless.
lmao
I bet he drover a purple Impala with 22s and a huge "Impala" sticker on the side
11-16-2008, 08:18 PM
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Just my opinion:
You spend all of your 25K on a car, one year later its worth 15K, you lost 10K in one year for nothing. I find it pointless to spend 25k on a car if you:
1: do not own a home
2: do not have any savings that matchs (example, spent only what you have double in the bank.)
3: do not own a home.
You will buy a car, make it your dream, it'll be great, and 5 years later you won't have a dime of the original 25k left over.
A good friend of mine got 40K when he was 19 from the passing of a grand parent, bought a car, etc etc, then at the age of 23 didn't have any of it left.
You spend all of your 25K on a car, one year later its worth 15K, you lost 10K in one year for nothing. I find it pointless to spend 25k on a car if you:
1: do not own a home
2: do not have any savings that matchs (example, spent only what you have double in the bank.)
3: do not own a home.
You will buy a car, make it your dream, it'll be great, and 5 years later you won't have a dime of the original 25k left over.
A good friend of mine got 40K when he was 19 from the passing of a grand parent, bought a car, etc etc, then at the age of 23 didn't have any of it left.
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11-16-2008, 08:37 PM
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Just my opinion:
You spend all of your 25K on a car, one year later its worth 15K, you lost 10K in one year for nothing. I find it pointless to spend 25k on a car if you:
1: do not own a home
2: do not have any savings that matchs (example, spent only what you have double in the bank.)
3: do not own a home.
You will buy a car, make it your dream, it'll be great, and 5 years later you won't have a dime of the original 25k left over.
A good friend of mine got 40K when he was 19 from the passing of a grand parent, bought a car, etc etc, then at the age of 23 didn't have any of it left.
You spend all of your 25K on a car, one year later its worth 15K, you lost 10K in one year for nothing. I find it pointless to spend 25k on a car if you:
1: do not own a home
2: do not have any savings that matchs (example, spent only what you have double in the bank.)
3: do not own a home.
You will buy a car, make it your dream, it'll be great, and 5 years later you won't have a dime of the original 25k left over.
A good friend of mine got 40K when he was 19 from the passing of a grand parent, bought a car, etc etc, then at the age of 23 didn't have any of it left.
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