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WOOHOO!! got a new car...

Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
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So...? How about enjoying your life before you die? You can always make money and it's not like he dumped his life savings into this car or something. I would assume that he's financially stable to purchase something like this. I mean, haven't you ever seen the $500+ dollar video cards this guy buys? He buys and sells the cards/computer components as though it was STOCKS AND BONDS!!!!
 
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
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:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
 
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
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:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
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Not raining, just food for thought.

However, it's an excellent choice if you want to get a car at a young age. Probably best bang for the buck out there. If I were to splurge on a car I would probably get the exact same. But I'm a cheap ass. Honestly I'd rather drive a Mercedes when I'm 55, retired and awash with cash.
 
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
Click to expand...

:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
Click to expand...

Not raining, just food for thought.

However, it's an excellent choice if you want to get a car at a young age. Probably best bang for the buck out there. If I were to splurge on a car I would probably get the exact same. But I'm a cheap ass. Honestly I'd rather drive a Mercedes when I'm 55, retired and awash with cash.
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You'll be dead by the time your 55 though. 😛
 
Congrats :beer: The TL is a brilliant car, I like it more than the TSX if only they made a coupe TL (I like the TL more than the RSX O_O)
 
Originally posted by: mchammer
Where will you get an investment that pays 10% a year. lol
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I've earned 16% on my mutual funds since Apr 15, 2005.

But that is a very nice car! I've been looking at them myself.
 
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
Click to expand...

:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
Click to expand...

Not raining, just food for thought.

However, it's an excellent choice if you want to get a car at a young age. Probably best bang for the buck out there. If I were to splurge on a car I would probably get the exact same. But I'm a cheap ass. Honestly I'd rather drive a Mercedes when I'm 55, retired and awash with cash.
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You don't have to be 55 to own a Mercedes, Acura, BMW, etc. Just buy used.
 
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
Click to expand...

:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
Click to expand...

Not raining, just food for thought.

However, it's an excellent choice if you want to get a car at a young age. Probably best bang for the buck out there. If I were to splurge on a car I would probably get the exact same. But I'm a cheap ass. Honestly I'd rather drive a Mercedes when I'm 55, retired and awash with cash.
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Please direct me to this 10% return you speak of.



 
Originally posted by: Toasthead
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
Click to expand...

:shocked:

Don't rain on the parade 😉

Cool for you OP, wish I could afford a new car, heres a :beer: for you, but remember, don't drink and drive 😉 😛
Click to expand...

Not raining, just food for thought.

However, it's an excellent choice if you want to get a car at a young age. Probably best bang for the buck out there. If I were to splurge on a car I would probably get the exact same. But I'm a cheap ass. Honestly I'd rather drive a Mercedes when I'm 55, retired and awash with cash.
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Please direct me to this 10% return you speak of.
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Yes, please do
 
Originally posted by: supafly
Originally posted by: mchammer
Where will you get an investment that pays 10% a year. lol
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I've earned 16% on my mutual funds since Apr 15, 2005.

But that is a very nice car! I've been looking at them myself.
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Good luck keeping that up😉
 
Originally posted by: Chrono
Originally posted by: JS80
$35k @10% growth for 30 years = $610k
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So...? How about enjoying your life before you die? You can always make money and it's not like he dumped his life savings into this car or something. I would assume that he's financially stable to purchase something like this. I mean, haven't you ever seen the $500+ dollar video cards this guy buys? He buys and sells the cards/computer components as though it was STOCKS AND BONDS!!!!
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How do you know he didn't dump his life saving into this car?
I have see plenty of financial instable people buy high end cars.
A $500 video card is not a sign of financial stability.

Tom

 
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