New used. Nothing Brand spankin new.
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Guess you didnt sell your traffic for $600/day, eh? =P
Snag a kia, and just pimp it out, if you're only lookin to spend $20k -
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you can pick up a good used s2000 in that price range.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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dude that is a really unintelligent comment...Originally posted by DrewKole
Guess you didnt sell your traffic for $600/day, eh? =P
Snag a kia, and just pimp it out, if you're only lookin to spend $20k
just in case you forgot, a car is NOT an asset but a liability, so why increase your liabilities when you don't have to?Comment
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A car is not a liability if you pay cash and don't finance it.Originally posted by bdjuf
dude that is a really unintelligent comment...
just in case you forgot, a car is NOT an asset but a liability, so why increase your liabilities when you don't have to?
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A liability is anything that could potentially/or already, does not generate revenue. And or depreciates in value.A car is not a liability if you pay cash and don't finance it.
Thus, I would also categorize a car as a liability. But then again, I'm not like most. To me, your car should reflect 5% (or if a must, 10% max) of your annual income.Comment
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Btw Buying 100% in cashComment
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yeah get a Honda Civic. You will never have problems with it and it doesnt decline in value as fast as the other cars.
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A car can be used to generate revenue though, if you use it for deliveries, etc, and expense it properly. Or if you have a classic car, it could apprciate in value.Originally posted by AVM
A liability is anything that could potentially/or already, does not generate revenue. And or depreciates in value.
Thus, I would also categorize a car as a liability. But then again, I'm not like most. To me, your car should reflect 5% (or if a must, 10% max) of your annual income.
5% of annual income? hmmm interesting. That sounds about right.email: [email protected]Comment
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Let me justify the expense of a brand new Cessna jet, if I pinky swear promise to "fly people around at a fee".A car can be used to generate revenue though, if you use it for deliveries, etc, and expense it properly. Or if you have a classic car, it could apprciate in value.
Come on, are we not reaching a bit? For the most part, we're all webmasters. It's clear, as such - We do not have time to become taxi drivers in our spare time, and cater to the masses at a fraction of the income that can be made online..Thus it's a liability, anyway you would like to cut it.Comment
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I use my car to drive to photo shoots on road trips, and also to run to the post office to send things out. So I do expense those miles and the corresponding expenses and depreciation. My accountant told me to.Originally posted by AVM
Let me justify the expense of a brand new Cessna jet, if I pinky swear promise to "fly people around at a fee".
Come on, are we not reaching a bit? For the most part, we're all webmasters. It's clear, as such - We do not have time to become taxi drivers in our spare time, and cater to the masses at a fraction of the income that can be made online..Thus it's a liability, anyway you would like to cut it.email: [email protected]Comment
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I agree with AdvertisingSex 100%, for $25K you can get one of those sweet new Chrysler 300's!
Originally posted by AdvertisingSex
Buy a Chrysler 300M for $25kLivin' Fat Cause I Aint On Speed....Comment
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If you want a sports car...check out a 05-97 E36 M3, 3rd Gen RX-7s, Supras, or S2000s.
Luxury sedans...you could look at used IS300s, E320s, A4s, etc...
And for reliable economy cars...check out Civics, Camry's, or Corollas.Comment
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buy a scion .. they're made by Toyota.
for 20k u can get it fully loaded
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haha I hope you're jokingOriginally posted by hyper
buy a scion .. they're made by Toyota.
for 20k u can get it fully loaded
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you're the same kid who couldn't buy milk for your kid but you'll buy a 20k car cash now that you have a little income? your priorities are all fucked up.
if you need a car, grab a used honda/acura/toyota and run it into the ground.self made mothafucka.
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Anyone watch "PIMP MY RIDE"? Guy whose car they chose to fix up, was actually 2 different year model, Ford Escorts, welded together... everyone was laughing and said they cant fix that. So X went and bought one of these SCIONS and they fixed it up!
It actually looked pretty good when they got done with it
Originally posted by hyper
buy a scion .. they're made by Toyota.
for 20k u can get it fully loaded
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Your use is validated, and indeed in your case not a liability. However, where things begin to get shaky is - How much you've spent on your car. A $3500 car in most cases, can perform and complete the same tasks listed, as a $35,000 car can. With repairs? Or unknown potential problems of buying used, you can equate the cost of an additional $3500 car. With both cars you're still saving 1/7th, then with a new "luxury" car.I use my car to drive to photo shoots on road trips, and also to run to the post office to send things out. So I do expense those miles and the corresponding expenses and depreciation. My accountant told me to.
But either way, it's clear - Your car is needed moreso, then most. Thus, I find us both to be right. And this topic to be very subjective. To each his own, perhaps.
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Indeed.Originally posted by AVM
Your use is validated, and indeed in your case not a liability. However, where things begin to get shaky is - How much you've spent on your car. A $3500 car in most cases, can perform and complete the same tasks listed, as a $35,000 car can. With repairs? Or unknown potential problems of buying used, you can equate the cost of an additional $3500 car. With both cars you're still saving 1/7th, then with a new "luxury" car.
But either way, it's clear - Your car is needed moreso, then most. Thus, I find us both to be right. And this topic to be very subjective. To each his own, perhaps.
Yes, if we bought a super duper car and then tried to expense that, we would have to show the neccessity of the pricier car. (Whereas the government can pay $1800 for a hammer and get away with it). But such is life. ;)
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pimp!Originally posted by hyper
buy a scion .. they're made by Toyota.
for 20k u can get it fully loaded
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