Need some Enthusiasts Opinions.
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-=Hot|Ice=-
High-Rev Hero
First day on the new job. 
tristatez28lt1
Tire Trailblazer
C63 all the way.
-=Hot|Ice=-
High-Rev Hero
Updates to come by the end of this month on my decision.
-=Hot|Ice=-
High-Rev Hero
Due to the significant price difference thanks to the employee discount, working on numbers on a 2012 M3. If that doesn't go well, a 2013.
Le Mans Blue M3
Carbon Fiber Interior Trim
Prem Package
Competition Package
DCT
Heated Seats
M Performance Exhaust
Enhanced Audio
Moonroof
Auto High Beams
Spoiler Delete
M Performance CF Rear Spoiler.
MSRP: Roughly 77k
My price Roughly 70K
Le Mans Blue M3
Carbon Fiber Interior Trim
Prem Package
Competition Package
DCT
Heated Seats
M Performance Exhaust
Enhanced Audio
Moonroof
Auto High Beams
Spoiler Delete
M Performance CF Rear Spoiler.
MSRP: Roughly 77k
My price Roughly 70K
Ultimate Car Guy
Porsche Perfektionist
So let me lay down the facts:
You, HotIce are:
1. A 19-20 year-old young man with very little experience of the real world
2. A first-year college student or a drop-out
3. Are 1-2 months into a job in which you're still in the probationary period
4. Someone who would be paid a very modest salary given your lack of skills and experience
And you want to buy a $70k car.
This is despite the following:
1. That car is going to depreciate once it leaves the showroom so in economic terms, its considered a poor investment
2. From the age of 19-20, you are going to accrue debt of over $70k for an asset that will only depreciate in value. This will be on top of student loans that i presume you've already accumulated
My advice is this:
If you are going to blow $70k on something at the tender age of 19-20, don't blow it on a car. Invest iin your education. That is by far the best investment you'll ever make in your life.
You, HotIce are:
1. A 19-20 year-old young man with very little experience of the real world
2. A first-year college student or a drop-out
3. Are 1-2 months into a job in which you're still in the probationary period
4. Someone who would be paid a very modest salary given your lack of skills and experience
And you want to buy a $70k car.
This is despite the following:
1. That car is going to depreciate once it leaves the showroom so in economic terms, its considered a poor investment
2. From the age of 19-20, you are going to accrue debt of over $70k for an asset that will only depreciate in value. This will be on top of student loans that i presume you've already accumulated
My advice is this:
If you are going to blow $70k on something at the tender age of 19-20, don't blow it on a car. Invest iin your education. That is by far the best investment you'll ever make in your life.
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