Am I insane? I think I've gone insane.

[iRONDONkey]

Originally Posted by !Zar!

1. Who says they still have their S-chassis.

2. Who said anything about daily driving an S-chassis. Most of us have more than one car.

my favorite part is when you missed out on reading "i wonder"

Originally Posted by e1_griego

I still daily one of my two s13s, but I do have another car as well.

Most people I see are financing expensive cars (and then modding cars they don't own outright), and I'm still content with sinking money into a $3k 240 and owning it, and it not really depreciating any more. I try to subsidize my car building by selling cars and parts on the side so I'm not out of pocket near as much as I used to be. And mortgage and life expenses exist now, which means a 240 is still budget friendly to play with.

Plus, it's fun. And pretty much everything on a 240 is liquid if I needed to cash out.

Cars aren't any sort of good investment at this level, and the friends I've made over the last 10 years make it worth it to me.

whatever makes ya happy mane!
financing cars is a smarter decision, for some people. the most successful friends have i have hold maybe 500k credit lines with amex. their cars are bought with credit. Lol
i should probably add that they are business owners

[!Zar!]

Originally Posted by iRONDONkey

my favorite part is when you missed out on reading "i wonder"

Not when you say a STATEMENT, and not a QUESTION. Numb-nut.

Originally Posted by iRONDONkey

i wonder about the older crowd sometimes..
they are late into their 30's and still driving these poverty cars.

[BossHogg]

Originally Posted by iRONDONkey

my favorite part is when you missed out on reading "i wonder"



whatever makes ya happy mane!
financing cars is a smarter decision, for some people. the most successful friends have i have hold maybe 500k credit lines with amex. their cars are bought with credit. Lol
i should probably add that they are business owners

It's not their car, it's the banks. They are trying to hard to look like something they are not. Not to mention over paying with interest. No thanks. You want to be a baller. You bring a bag of cash. Watch their faces.

[iRONDONkey]

Originally Posted by BossHogg

It's not their car, it's the banks. They are trying to hard to look like something they are not. Not to mention over paying with interest. No thanks. You want to be a baller. You bring a bag of cash. Watch their faces.

having cash tied up in a depreciating asset isn't smart in some instances.

the return of having that cash in assets to generate higher cash flow is much more beneficial, for them at least. it pays for interest many times over. Lol

Originally Posted by iRONDONkey

having cash tied up in a depreciating asset isn't smart in some instances.

the return of having that cash in assets to generate higher cash flow is much more beneficial, for them at least. it pays for interest many times over. Lol

Thank you, Tony Robbins. I dont know what we would do without your sage advice and wisdom. I have read your books and watched your DVDs, you are up there with great minds like Tom Vu.



Some fuckin bullshitters on this forum.

[fatduece]

Originally Posted by ixfxi

Thank you, Tony Robbins. I dont know what we would do without your sage advice and wisdom. I have read your books and watched your DVDs, you are up there with great minds like Tom Vu.



Some fuckin bullshitters on this forum.

Worthy of the lulz.

[HeyGirlHeyyy]

Originally Posted by iRONDONkey

having cash tied up in a depreciating asset isn't smart in most* instances.

the return of having that cash in assets to generate higher cash flow is much more beneficial, for them at least. it pays for interest many times over. Lol

*fixed

Sounds like you just got done reading something by Robert Kyosaki. lol

You're not wrong though. The thing is, most of the nerds on here get offended when you point out that spending a lot of money on their cars is really stupid. But we aren't buying these old turds for financial stability...