Damn, life is short, people, start enjoying it, because it will be over sooner than you think.
Your opinion towards spending $130k on a car depends on your age, if you are single or have a family with 4 kids and ultimately whats your income ( $3k per month? $10k per month? $60k per month? ) and net worth.
And apart from all of that everyone has a different attitude, because one guy is a car freak, the other wants to show off and the third doesnt mind a good car, but ultimately it's one of the things he cares the least about.
Also one person will buy a $120k car the second he can barely affiord the rates for it, the other when he has a few times that amount in the bank and a good growing biz and the third will never do it, or only if he's a true multi millionaire, has a lots of different passive investments, owns already few houses etc.
Not to mention that someone enjoys life by driving expensive cars, while others dedicate their time to some hobbies or travel a lot ( whcih rather also costs $$$$ ).
anyway, Im not even sure why I wrote all this, all of that is quite obvious
Your opinion towards spending $130k on a car depends on your age, if you are single or have a family with 4 kids and ultimately whats your income ( $3k per month? $10k per month? $60k per month? ) and net worth.
he said he has $130k to spend on a car, so I guess he has a nice house, some good investments for life and 130k is what he can afford to invest in a car. Thats why I dont see a logic in investing just 30k and saving 100k, if he doesnt need the money for life.
Now I know how my partner sold a mix of 7 Lamborghinis and Masaratis at a evening party event - there are 20 idiots born every second. The difference is the party guests had the money to buy - unlike GFY fantasies.
he said he has $130k to spend on a car, so I guess he has a nice house, some good investments for life and 130k is what he can afford to invest in a car. Thats why I dont see a logic in investing just 30k and saving 100k, if he doesnt need the money for life.
The words car and investment don't really go together in most situations.
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