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08-02-2017, 08:41 AM
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Car salesman brah needs to fight OP.
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08-02-2017, 09:08 AM
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I currently drive a BMW, but could honestly see this being the last car I purchase(or anything in the future will be extremely modest and purely a cheap form of transportation). I plan on being an urban dweller for the foreseeable future, and I can ride a bike to most commitments and can take a bus for $8 to the airport whenever needed.
Although having a nice car is kinda cool, it really just is a money pit(every single possible cost related to a car is an absolute azz fuking). Gas is $50 per fillup, parking is $150/mo, Insurance is $1000 every 6 months, new tires are $200 each, any type of repair is at least $500. Eventually you just realize that the "juice isn't worth the squeeze".
All things considered, I'm probably spending $10k in after-tax income per year to operate a car that I barely actually need. Although my car is really nice, it doesn't get me laid.
Although having a nice car is kinda cool, it really just is a money pit(every single possible cost related to a car is an absolute azz fuking). Gas is $50 per fillup, parking is $150/mo, Insurance is $1000 every 6 months, new tires are $200 each, any type of repair is at least $500. Eventually you just realize that the "juice isn't worth the squeeze".
All things considered, I'm probably spending $10k in after-tax income per year to operate a car that I barely actually need. Although my car is really nice, it doesn't get me laid.
08-02-2017, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
lol wtf that's your own damn fault for buying a bmw brah. i drive an 06 accord, $27 to fill up, insurance is $45 a month, new tires are $400 for all four, never had any repairs... just oil changesI currently drive a BMW, but could honestly see this being the last car I purchase(or anything in the future will be extremely modest and purely a cheap form of transportation). I plan on being an urban dweller for the foreseeable future, and I can ride a bike to most commitments and can take a bus for $8 to the airport whenever needed.
Although having a nice car is kinda cool, it really just is a money pit(every single possible cost related to a car is an absolute azz fuking). Gas is $50 per fillup, Insurance is $1000 every 6 months, new tires are $200 each, any type of repair is at least $500. Eventually you just realize that the "juice isn't worth the squeeze" and live close to work.
Although having a nice car is kinda cool, it really just is a money pit(every single possible cost related to a car is an absolute azz fuking). Gas is $50 per fillup, Insurance is $1000 every 6 months, new tires are $200 each, any type of repair is at least $500. Eventually you just realize that the "juice isn't worth the squeeze" and live close to work.
08-02-2017, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted By CorgiBrah⏩
And if I buy another car, this is likely closer to what I'd consider getting. Still though, you probably spend ~$3000 in after-tax income to operate a car that would be barely necessary if you live in a city.lol wtf that's your own damn fault for buying a bmw brah. i drive an 06 accord, $27 to fill up, insurance is $45 a month, new tires are $400 for all four, never had any repairs... just oil changes
08-02-2017, 09:22 AM
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08-02-2017, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Kormo⏩
Still living in your mom's basement?It's 2017, could get whatever I want delivered whenever I want on demand. No need to even leave my zip code
Enjoy your money sink and traffic, if the car is to cope, lol, just lol
Enjoy your money sink and traffic, if the car is to cope, lol, just lol
The Cope is strong with this one.
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08-02-2017, 09:33 AM
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Carvana will even deliver a car to you. Problem solved, op.
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08-02-2017, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
... and that would depend on the city you live in. i live in downtown right now and need a car to commute.And if I buy another car, this is likely closer to what I'd consider getting. Still though, you probably spend ~$3000 in after-tax income to operate a car that would be barely necessary if you live in a city.
per year
$1,000 in gas
$550 on insurance
$125 on oil changes per year, 4 times.
$150 bucks on random stuff like air filter, wipers, fluids
haven't had any repairs.. that's less than 2k lol even at 2k thats like $166 a month to own and drive a car. people spend more than that on starbucks
i used to have a 11 3 series, was not worth, get something cheaper
08-02-2017, 09:34 AM
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LOL if you own a house..
I can rent a room and not have to pay for anything else
I can rent a room and not have to pay for anything else
08-02-2017, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By CorgiBrah⏩
Do you pay for parking? Either in rent or separate?... and that would depend on the city you live in. i live in downtown right now and need a car to commute.
per year
$1,000 in gas
$550 on insurance
$125 on oil changes per year, 4 times.
$150 bucks on random stuff like air filter, wipers, fluids
haven't had any repairs.. that's less than 2k lol even at 2k thats like $166 a month to own and drive a car. people spend more than that on starbucks
i used to have a 11 3 series, was not worth, get something cheaper
per year
$1,000 in gas
$550 on insurance
$125 on oil changes per year, 4 times.
$150 bucks on random stuff like air filter, wipers, fluids
haven't had any repairs.. that's less than 2k lol even at 2k thats like $166 a month to own and drive a car. people spend more than that on starbucks
i used to have a 11 3 series, was not worth, get something cheaper
08-03-2017, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Kormo⏩
And what is this Amazonfresh thing? Can it be fresher than the store?I want to try out this amazon fresh thing. If i don't like it, back to the store
08-03-2017, 02:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Train57⏩
I think OP might be on that NC with the outside world timethat takes the fun out of grocery shopping you get to pick which bushel you want
08-04-2017, 09:13 AM
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Does that mean that a teen who sits at the cash register in a store is a sun?
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