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Thread: what car would u buy if you were paid 100k a year?

post 1556198731 07-13-2018, 01:55 PM
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The exact thing I have now, 4x4 4 door F-150. Can use as family vehicle as it's roomy on the inside, get 21ish average MPG, and I can use it as a truck when need be. Basically I made my vehicle choice on the fact that I wanted something that I would never have to be caught in a situation where my vehicle wouldn't work.
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post 1556198801 07-13-2018, 01:56 PM
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post 1556198981 07-13-2018, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted By Vhagar⏩
I get it if you’re off-roading

But damn they are the worst vehicle I’ve ever been inside for just driving around.
Yeah they are a bit bare bones for being a daily. Lots of people do it but I prefer heated seats, leather, sound proofing etc for the majority of the time

Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
Living in an apartment making 100k a year and thinking about what car to buy, strong priorities.
Not this sht again. It makes sense for some to rent and some to buy, it depends entirely on your situation, how long you plan on being where you are, etc. Nothing wrong with renting and it has nothing to do with income. Just lol at you
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post 1556199021 07-13-2018, 01:58 PM
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post 1556199511 07-13-2018, 02:02 PM
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100k/yr still won't get you an elite echelon car. lol @ people naming 60k+ cars. I'd def get something under 35k used.
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post 1556199991 07-13-2018, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted By MrAWatts⏩
Not this sht again. It makes sense for some to rent and some to buy, it depends entirely on your situation, how long you plan on being where you are, etc. Nothing wrong with renting and it has nothing to do with income. Just lol at you
From a financial standpoint the only situation renting makes sense is if you feel there is a strong probably you will have to relocate within 5 years. Anything else is just cope.
Originally Posted By ScaredOfGains⏩
100k/yr still won't get you an elite echelon car. lol @ people naming 60k+ cars. I'd def get something under 35k used.
This. No way you should be spending more than 30k on a vehicle only making 100k a year. The way most people are thinking ITT is how I thought when I was 16.
post 1556200081 07-13-2018, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
This. No way you should be spending more than 30k on a vehicle only making 100k a year. The way most people are thinking ITT is how I thought when I was 16.
I go low on cars so I can afford Moen faucets in my home.
post 1556200301 07-13-2018, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
From a financial standpoint the only situation renting makes sense is if you feel there is a strong probably you will have to relocate within 5 years. Anything else is just cope.


Thats exactly my point, individual circumstances such as mobility have to be factored in. If you aren't where you want to be long term, having that mobility is valuable.
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post 1556200841 07-13-2018, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
I go low on cars so I can afford Moen faucets in my home.
post 1556201331 07-13-2018, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
Living in an apartment making 100k a year and thinking about what car to buy, strong priorities.
Make more then $100k and thinking about a new car myself. LOL at cucks paying $700k+ to buy a house in California.
post 1556201761 07-13-2018, 02:26 PM
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funfact
few years ago
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was hard times but was still possible
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Originally Posted By yabbayabba⏩
Make more then $100k and thinking about a new car myself. LOL at cucks paying $700k+ to buy a house in California.
Yea, what stupid cucks. Once they are done paying off their mortgage they will own an asset worth around a million or more and you will have receipts for the rent you paid to the guy who owns what you rent. LoL@ them.
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First gen Toyota Tacoma
post 1556208351 07-13-2018, 03:48 PM
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Rent?

Better get a mortgage first, son.

"Don't but an $85k car, before you buy a house".
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LOL hard @ the peasants in here who think owning a home = success
post 1556209001 07-13-2018, 03:58 PM
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I love nissan juke
but frankly, if I had 100k a year and rented an apartament, I'd rather save some money and buy a house
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Only a 100k? Idk... Roman chariot?
post 1556209751 07-13-2018, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted By ScaredOfGains⏩
100k/yr still won't get you an elite echelon car. lol @ people naming 60k+ cars. I'd def get something under 35k used.
30kish 3-4 years out is the way to go for the best balance between recent technology, depreciation, and maintenance/reliability
post 1556209801 07-13-2018, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood⏩
LOL hard @ the peasants in here who think owning a home = success
This. Good little sheep they are.
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Lol. I'm paid more, rent is 1050, and I drive a 2013 Corolla.

Have fun with your never saving money goals of 2018 OP
post 1556210031 07-13-2018, 04:16 PM
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100K per year I'd keep my 16' GMC Sierra as a daily, trade in my bike for a Ducati Panigale (Dem aesthetics) and pick up a C7 Z06 as a weekend car.


I don't make near 100K and in under 5 years that'll be my garage line-up anyways.
Originally Posted By albertorossini⏩
nice cars, sure, but a nice car will NOT give you happiness
Spoken like someone that is both unhappy and has never owned a nice car.
Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
So buy a used fun depreciating asset...
Cars aren't assets.
Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood⏩
LOL hard @ the peasants in here who think owning a home = success
Your right. Its not until you own at least 2 or 3 homes are you really 'making it'. Anybody can afford one home.
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
Yea, what stupid cucks. Once they are done paying off their mortgage they will own an asset worth around a million or more and you will have receipts for the rent you paid to the guy who owns what you rent. LoL@ them.
Provided housing keeps climbing in value for 30 years. Could become the next Detroit in a decade, who knows? Seems a bad gamble with such a high percentage of one's net worth
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I would have a USED low mileage Civic/Accord/Fit/Camry/Corolla/Prius that I use for a daily that I would drive till it dies.

Then I would purchase a used V8 4x4 with 60-80k miles.
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There are many scenarios where renting is smarter than owning a home.

In the Bay Area, you can buy a home and spend $7k on a mortgage or rent the same home for $3500 and put your down payment + extra $3500/month into the stock market. It could absolutely be a winner to rent.

As you earn decent income you lose your tax benefits of owning a home as well.


I own a home by the beach that I rent out for $3200, but I currently live in a 3BR apartment with roommates for $1100 rent.
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make over 100k

bought pre-owned VW Tiguan for $14k in cash


edit: and I rent my place, no interest in buying a home any time soon. As others said mobility is nice, have moved 3 times in the past 6 years
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Originally Posted By soaponarope1⏩
Provided housing keeps climbing in value for 30 years. Could become the next Detroit in a decade, who knows? Seems a bad gamble with such a high percentage of one's net worth
A gamble? Over history in the US an overwhelming majority of real estate has increased dramatically over time. Don't be stupid and buy in a declining area and you pretty much negate the exceptionally low risk there is. In fact real estate has proved to be not only the safest, but best investment you can make.

10/10 cope post, will read again
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Originally Posted By Vhagar⏩
I get it if you’re off-roading

But damn they are the worst vehicle I’ve ever been inside for just driving around.
Would never buy a Wrangler if I had to commute more than 5 miles a day. Worked at a Jeep dealership in HS. Not a comfortable ride.
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More than you can afford pal
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I wouldn't change it. Currently a 2012 camaro SS and a 2004 cayenne turbo for winter/offroad.

Both are cheap and I can do all the maintenance and crazy HP from both
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