Should i bypass TSX entirely and go straight to Ferrari?
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Should i bypass TSX entirely and go straight to Ferrari?
Heres my situation:
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
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Dude, buy a house first!!!!!! Buying a house will be an investment whereas buying a car is not. Plus, you need to buy two cars if you buy a Ferrari cause that certainly can't be your everyday driver....lol
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can you afford to maintain the ferrari? buy a house first and stop renting. I wouldn't want my ferrari in a house that other people have access to.
also, if people see you driving a ferrari everyday, then you would be a prime target for a robbery.
also, if people see you driving a ferrari everyday, then you would be a prime target for a robbery.
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are you serious?? why would you ever think of doing that? you make 80K a year and you only have 50k in reserve. that would be retarded to spend 150k on a car that depreciates as much as it does. do what the others said. buy a house, save some more money, then down the road you might be able to take on that kind of "investment".
heres a rule i go by, dont buy a car that costs more than you make in a year.....
heres a rule i go by, dont buy a car that costs more than you make in a year.....
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Originally Posted by randomthought
House before the ride I say. You need a good safe place to park the Ferrari first.
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Start with a house. Learn how to buy and sell properties. Then when you make 150k + a year get a ferrari.. Real estate is a great investment, and if you learn how to flip properties, you could be driving two ferrari's.
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Originally Posted by magnificentbumba
Heres my situation:
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
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The biggest mistake you can make right now is to accumulate a bunch of liabilities (Ferrari or any other dooda) where you'll be working simply to pay for them. You'll end up in a depressing, never-ending cycle.
If you haven't already, I'd put some serious thought into an investing and a business ownership strategy. Disposable income of 50k per year can generate some pretty good passive cash flow. Unfortunately, you most likely have a very high tax liability if you aren't a business owner or property owner.
Give yourself a goal where your assets will pay for ALL of your living expenses within 10 years or so. When you accomplish that, you can buy all the Ferraris you want.
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I don't know about your area, but if u live in VA or MD don't buy a house, cuz house value are going down.... go for rent now....you will cry if you buy a house now......IF HOUSES' VALUE DEPRRECIATE CURRENTLY.... wait for few years.....but i have no right to say about your Ferrarri...
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Originally Posted by dolparism
I don't know about your area, but if u live in VA or MD don't buy a house, cuz house value are going down.... go for rent now....you will cry if you buy a house now......IF HOUSES' VALUE DEPRRECIATE CURRENTLY.... wait for few years.....but i have no right to say about your Ferrarri...
I agree, it depends where you live. I live in miami FL and the properties are always going up.
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Originally Posted by DeeCee
I can't decide if you're being serious or joking....only because your decision is between a TSX or Ferrari.
I tend to agree. He only has one post. Troll?
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If you are true and serious, not a complete liar and making it all up I would buy a house and also buy an NSX. That way have your acura that is close to a ferrari and you get your house. No matter what way you look at it you win.
Now on the other hand if you are BS'ing the whole thing, stop wasting everyones time and get back to your english homework before your dog eats eat it. Oh and by the way on your info it says you are 25, yet you post you are 28. Which one is it?
Now on the other hand if you are BS'ing the whole thing, stop wasting everyones time and get back to your english homework before your dog eats eat it. Oh and by the way on your info it says you are 25, yet you post you are 28. Which one is it?
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Originally Posted by Tmetcalf
If you are true and serious, not a complete liar and making it all up I would buy a house and also buy an NSX. That way have your acura that is close to a ferrari and you get your house. No matter what way you look at it you win.
Now on the other hand if you are BS'ing the whole thing, stop wasting everyones time and get back to your english homework before your dog eats eat it. Oh and by the way on your info it says you are 25, yet you post you are 28. Which one is it?
Now on the other hand if you are BS'ing the whole thing, stop wasting everyones time and get back to your english homework before your dog eats eat it. Oh and by the way on your info it says you are 25, yet you post you are 28. Which one is it?
Anyway, i agree with you. I've decided that a Ferrari would be foolish at this point in time.
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Originally Posted by magnificentbumba
Heres my situation:
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
I'm currently 28 years old and making about 80k per year. I've got no debt and I live with my buddy and pay 500 bucks a month rent. My cash reserves total 50k.
Originally I was planning on buying a TSX cash w/ navi, but now i'm entertaining the possiblity of going straight to a ferrari in the 150k range. Would you guys recommend this from a financial perspective?
take everyone else's advice and purchase a Home stop renting. I am 27 and I am on my second House and I am soooooooooo happy that I didn't rent.
Plus your house makes money. The Ferrari WONT!!!!!
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