That's some big pimpin right there. It looks really good. But whatchu doing with that big black truck down there in sunny Miami?
I'm looking to be your neighbor by next winter and you can be damn sure the car I keep when I'm in town will be topless like the broads in the Goldrush.
I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Heh heh, you wanna know about car economics in NY? Oh boy.
Well, factor in about $350 to $400 a month for parking a truck. There's little to no street parking especially midtown. Also, you can expect to eat up another $200 to $400 a month in parking around the city just going out on the town.
Plus, tolls are $6 every time you go to new Jersey.
Gas is much more expensive in the city than every where else except LA. It's about a 30% markup on average.
And you can already guess what insurance will cost. Just keep your car registered in Dallas for as long as possible.
Yeah, that's about what I figured. I don't mind paying to keep it safe; I just know if I spend $65k on a brand-new truck, I won't feel comfortable leaving it parked on the street (even in a good part of town, accidents do happen). As far as the registration and insurance, I will still be keeping a residence here in Austin to try to maintain my Texas residency, so keeping the truck registered here for as long as possible may be a pretty good idea.
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