So you buy it lol. Like i said, im the "slacker" who lives with his parents driving a car worth more than almost all three other cars they own put together(2002 m3, 2003 335i, 2001 gmc yukon). Luckily i already had the girl so thats not the problem. I want to move out bad, but like everyone saus times are hard now. In my mind and my personal choice, it was A: 350z gets bought back on crazy lemon law and i get a check of 22 grand meaning the nsx would cost me as much to finance as another 350z/g35. I could buy the sickest, most reliable japanese car in history. On top of that i am just about done with school, work is stable at ups, and my parents added a second 2 car garage just for me and my bro to park the nsx and m3 in, very nice of them. B: i move out, take 22g to buy a cheap car (though i am a huge car enthuaist) and put the rest down for a house. Part time at ups wouldnt pay bills so drop back on school to get a decent full time job with no degree so pay is crap most likely, finish paying for school out of pocket cause ups pays for it now, move into an appartment till i could save enough for a house, then hopefully in 6 more years finish school, get the house and hopefully the nsx. My choice was obvious: finish school while owning the sickest car ever living rent free with my parents who provided me my own garage. I would rather have what i have now than try to buy something like a house i cant afford..... Plus i can always find the millions of houses out there to live in, but theres only a handfull of nsx's that i would want
Who has the quote, "buy now, cry later" cause thats what you should do. Im helping a friend get an evo. He can easily make a payment up to 30k financed out, but with literally 0 credit in these times, its making it difficult. Again, to the op, do what makes you happy. At the end of the day you either have an nsx or you dont, it doesnt matter if its cash paid or financed, its yours and thats all that matters.
