lol...black people.
This was my main point... Alot of us here drive euro. Alot of us also have warranties and etc, because it would be foolish to not have one. Does this car have a warranty? I don't really care about his house or what he's doing with his life. I'll keep the topic to the car because that's what he's asking about.
If something goes wrong with the vehicle he has to foot 100% of the bill. He could easily end up with a car that is sitting for a months because of repair costs. Not to mention that it'll likely have to be put in a dealership owned repair facility because I can't think of many privately owned shops that would be willing bother with it. The parts costs will kill him because the dealer will mark them sky high. If he decided to buy his own parts he'll then need to perform the repairs on his own or find a shop that will be willing to work on his car and use the parts he's supplied. Lets say he does find a shop and does use his own parts, the shop then won't give him a warranty for said repairs because he supplied the parts...this is not hate, these are realistic scenarios.
We're talking about an exotic car thats almost ten years old. I'm sure its a great car and worth every penny when its running. How can we guarantee it'll stay running? How well was the vehicle maintained before he got it? I don't mean to sound negative but you have to plan for the worst outchea.
are you c00n azz nikkaz doing in this thread. Unless you can relate, don't post, merci beaucoup.
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You're asking strangers if you can pull-off buying a used Continental GT. Think about that for a second.
No you dumb c00n f*ck, I specifically and anonymously wanted to reach out to the ballers (e.g. people with money) on this board and find out if they would consider it frontin' (e.g. misrepresenting my financial status) if I got a Bentley GT and didn't have a net worth of 10M's or more. I can get it with 50% down, my bank would put up the rest, and I wouldn't lose any sleep doing so. 99% of Americans finance their vehicles anyway, so I would be no different. But I wanted to get an idea from my peers (e.g. ballers) if they felt I would be frontin' or not. This thread was not made with the intent for somebody of your ilk to participate. Do like Pun said and go that way.
This is an over exaggeration like a mug about rich cats. Maybe them millionaire next door types but Ive been around dudes in my family and their friends/family with big millions and trust and believe they don't all think like that at all. I don't even know why people pump this like most cats are millionaires/billionaires pushing Toyota camrys its not true. If that was the case luxury brands would die out because the local d boy, stunter, can't afford all that shyt to make these luxury brands that much money.
Well, the BMW 645 is going to be cheaper when it comes to maintenance and parts.I'm lookin' at coppin' a ride for the summer, been looking at around the 25K-30K mark, I can pick up a 645 convertible. By random chance, a friend of mine told me he was looking to sell his '05 Bentley GT, at about $50K. I was like how in the f*ck are Bentleys that cheap? Been checking online and it seems that's about the going rate. So I'm basically thinking about buying the 645 cash vs financing the GT. I still got time as I won't really need a summer car before April, just lookin' to get an opinion as I personally feel it's kind of frontin' to be drivin' a Bentley and not be getting Michael Vick money. Let me know what y'all think, and if there are any other suggestions for a summer ride in the 20-30K range, let me know.
Eh...I somewhat disagree with this. I came up around white people with money, real money. One of my best friends growing up Step Dad was a Sr. VP with Home Depot, he was over the Home Depot Expo Division that sold furniture. He had a house near LA in Seal Beach, a condo here in Atlanta, and spot in Europe. And he drove a '92 Cutlass Supreme Convertible. Ted Turner is a certified billionaire and he drives around town in a shytty ass 20 year old Volvo. The CEO of Equifax, Richard Smith, goes to my gym and he pushes a 2nd gen Lexus GS 300, his wife pushes a Tahoe. So there are a lot more than you realize that push basic whips, true a good number push high end shyt, but a good number dont.
Eh...I somewhat disagree with this. I came up around white people with money, real money. One of my best friends growing up Step Dad was a Sr. VP with Home Depot, he was over the Home Depot Expo Division that sold furniture. He had a house near LA in Seal Beach, a condo here in Atlanta, and spot in Europe. And he drove a '92 Cutlass Supreme Convertible. Ted Turner is a certified billionaire and he drives around town in a shytty ass 20 year old Volvo. The CEO of Equifax, Richard Smith, goes to my gym and he pushes a 2nd gen Lexus GS 300, his wife pushes a Tahoe. So there are a lot more than you realize that push basic whips, true a good number push high end shyt, but a good number dont.
You can disagree all you want sir that's your freedom but until you tell me how high end luxury like Rolls, Ferrari, etc stay in business ill continue to believe what I believe and you are free to believe the same. Also I never said that rich cats didn't drive them cars at all and if I did show me where I said that. I said that the majority didn't and I stand by that. For every dude you mentioned we can name 2/3 people that aren't doing that so that's why I don't know people like to focus on things that clearly aren't the norm for the majority in that certain group. Now if we talking about millionaires next door types yeah maybe more of them doing that but most billionaires ten millionaires driving just pos isn't realistic looking at real life.Eh...I somewhat disagree with this. I came up around white people with money, real money. One of my best friends growing up Step Dad was a Sr. VP with Home Depot, he was over the Home Depot Expo Division that sold furniture. He had a house near LA in Seal Beach, a condo here in Atlanta, and spot in Europe. And he drove a '92 Cutlass Supreme Convertible. Ted Turner is a certified billionaire and he drives around town in a shytty ass 20 year old Volvo. The CEO of Equifax, Richard Smith, goes to my gym and he pushes a 2nd gen Lexus GS 300, his wife pushes a Tahoe. So there are a lot more than you realize that push basic whips, true a good number push high end shyt, but a good number dont.
No you dumb c00n f*ck, I specifically and anonymously wanted to reach out to the ballers (e.g. people with money) on this board and find out if they would consider it frontin' (e.g. misrepresenting my financial status) if I got a Bentley GT and didn't have a net worth of 10M's or more. I can get it with 50% down, my bank would put up the rest, and I wouldn't lose any sleep doing so. 99% of Americans finance their vehicles anyway, so I would be no different. But I wanted to get an idea from my peers (e.g. ballers) if they felt I would be frontin' or not. This thread was not made with the intent for somebody of your ilk to participate. Do like Pun said and go that way.
That's what I was thinking but didn't type. I went to private school from elementary to high school graduation, so I was around some kids who had much more than I did growing up. I'm talking houses in upscale neighborhoods and summer houses near the beach. While I grew up on the other side of the tracks, so I got to live in both worlds and gain some perspective. And never did I see the amount of stunting from these families that I did/do amongst young black men around my age.
Tell me why I can go into a working class black neighborhood and I see just as many Audis and BMWs as I do in an upper middle class neighborhood. Because too of us be on that "well, I can afford it" level instead of trying to come up on real tangibles.
Like another poster said, many people buy things like collectibles, art, commercial buildings with their money because they appreciate. I like cars too, but cars are not a true measure of "real money." Anybody with a half way decent credit score and a job can leave the lot with a luxury vehicle.
Of course not everyone follows the conservative blueprint and some people have a much flossier lifestyle. But that does not negate the fact that many more do not and have just as much, if not more, money in their pockets.
Peace