BLAZO da GAWD
Superstar
Like the title says. So $500/month plus what I can afford with salary (I'm making good money). What should I splash on brehs? 
@Brooklynzson
@Brooklynzson
So my new job is giving me $500 extra a month for a car. Come in here and tell me what I should cop.
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AlwaysLurkin
Superstar
Depends on what you like
live it to the limit
All Star
Nice truck. Avalanche or Denali. I wouldn't go overboard on something luxury if you have to drive it for work every day.
BLAZO da GAWD
Superstar
More background: I'll be done paying off my current car in December. So I'll have that as my daily. I'm not concerned with racking up miles on whatever new car I get.
@StatutoryApe I have no reason to tell ducktales fam.
@StatutoryApe I have no reason to tell ducktales fam.
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
You a young cat, definitely a sports car or coupe
Ya im only playin homie. Just 500 a month for a car is very generous.
You should be able to lease almost anything you wish for that price range. Congrats
dterpsss
Hyperliquid.
Don't buy a car, keep the one you have, invest the 500 and watch the stacks grow
BLAZO da GAWD
Superstar
If I'm balling, lease something instead? Explain bro.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
more car for the money
If you don't have any student loans staring you down(if you do, just pocket the money and pay your bills.
), get a 2 door coupe, a 645ci or RS5.
Don't you live in New York City? Thats the only reason id say dont get a truck.
), get a 2 door coupe, a 645ci or RS5. Don't you live in New York City? Thats the only reason id say dont get a truck.
Don't buy a car, keep the one you have, invest the 500 and watch the stacks grow
This is what I would do, $500/month x 12 months x 2 years = $12,000
That up front fee of $3k-$5k is coming out of the buyers pocket though, and if the job is paying for the car thatlikely means he has to drive a lot of miles for work. Leases have mile limitations.
I guess you could just take public transit to the client locations and leave the car at home though.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
That up front fee of $3k-$5k is coming out of the buyers pocket though, and if the job is paying for the car thatlikely means he has to drive a lot of miles for work. Leases have mile limitations.
I guess you could just take public transit to the client locations and leave the car at home though.
True but if his company is paying for it they probably be paying the downpayment.
Either way what is 3-5k.
Higher you set the mileage the higher the payment goes or just add some stacks to the downpayment and you're set. It's not exactly easy to drive more than 15k a year but I'll assume it possible. If you're driving more than a few hundred miles people generally fly...
Idk it's all case by case.