Hey guys,
Obvoiusly this crowd is one to jump on the opportunity to own these fine, yet expensive machines. I am struggling with the idea of parting with this much money for an automobile I certainly don't need.
While I make a good living, I am not rich by any means; my condo still has a mortgage and my parents haven't retired yet. I can think of any number of ways to put this money to better "long term" use. I imagine many of you are in the same boat.
Well, my father wouldn't take money form me in order to retire, that just isn't his way. So I could put the money into my home, or buy Gold, or stocks, or something besides an automobile.
So I suppose it comes down to "You only live once". Well, my M3 is a lot of fun to drive, but I have become bored with it.. I still love it, but it just doesn't make my heart jump anymore..
I really don't know what to expect in reply to this, but I am curious to see how you guys justify letting this much money drop for a "second" car.
-Jeremy
Obvoiusly this crowd is one to jump on the opportunity to own these fine, yet expensive machines. I am struggling with the idea of parting with this much money for an automobile I certainly don't need.
While I make a good living, I am not rich by any means; my condo still has a mortgage and my parents haven't retired yet. I can think of any number of ways to put this money to better "long term" use. I imagine many of you are in the same boat.
Well, my father wouldn't take money form me in order to retire, that just isn't his way. So I could put the money into my home, or buy Gold, or stocks, or something besides an automobile.
So I suppose it comes down to "You only live once". Well, my M3 is a lot of fun to drive, but I have become bored with it.. I still love it, but it just doesn't make my heart jump anymore..
I really don't know what to expect in reply to this, but I am curious to see how you guys justify letting this much money drop for a "second" car.
-Jeremy