Thread: Just bought a 2013 Prius C cash
11-07-2020, 04:54 PM
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Just bought a 2013 Prius C cash
Just lol at falling for the car Jew
Muh lifted truck
Muh 500$ a month BMW payment
Just lol
Muh lifted truck
Muh 500$ a month BMW payment
Just lol
11-07-2020, 05:01 PM
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Trump lost I don’t care it’s absolutely over
Might as well try and blend in
Inb4 cuck car
Might as well try and blend in
Inb4 cuck car
11-07-2020, 05:03 PM
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Got mine brand new in 2013. The regular version not the C. Haven't had an issue since. Repped
11-07-2020, 05:10 PM
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lmao, so many options for reliable used low cost of ownership cars and you went and picked a prius. cant stand to having my eyes soiled by being forced to look at one, i have to pass them no matter what even if they are speeding
11-07-2020, 05:26 PM
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I'd rather just get a new car. More reliable and gets the poosy wet.
Unless you can get a sweet sweet deal.
Unless you can get a sweet sweet deal.
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11-07-2020, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted By yokecel⏩
More reliability and looks better plus the sweet warranty.I drive an old car. All I do is pay 50 a month for gas and occasional oil change. Dunno how people justify spending hundreds a month on cars unless it’s a truck that they use for work.
Used car prices aren't adjusted for cost of mechanic and down time.
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11-07-2020, 05:32 PM
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well, OP, if you're looking to ways to avoid getting laid for a while, you made a damn good choice
Wort ew in th wold.
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Lol @ driving a vacum cleaner
I’d have more respect for someone driving a 1995 honda
I’d have more respect for someone driving a 1995 honda
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Please put this sticker on it to SELFAWARENESSMAXX


11-07-2020, 05:58 PM
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i drive a 2014 Chevy compact car lmfao.
I never understood carcels.
I never understood carcels.
11-07-2020, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
You don't understand the need to MOGG other men? I see dozens of $100k+ cars every day, putting through traffic the same as any other car. It's strictly about MOGGING.i drive a 2014 Chevy compact car lmfao.
I never understood carcels.
I never understood carcels.
11-07-2020, 06:04 PM
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I've never had a car payment in my life.Paying cash for a car with today's interest rates is pure financially folly.
Take the super cheap loan and invest the cash.
Take the super cheap loan and invest the cash.
11-07-2020, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
LolYou don't understand the need to MOGG other men? I see dozens of $100k+ cars every day, putting through traffic the same as any other car. It's strictly about MOGGING.
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
Dude this guy I know spends 1/3 of his income on his car payment for a 70k Tesla.exept 99% of people taking out loans for cars don't have anywhere near that loans value worth of cash to invest at that time. LMAO
I told him and some friends it's a bad idea, and they all said i'm just hating lol.
11-07-2020, 06:29 PM
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Ehh.. usually people with cash have a lot of money.Plus the added bonus that the cash invested is more liquid than a car. If Joe needs an emergency $5k or $10k he can pull cash out of the investment, but if he paid cash for the car that was all his savings and now he's fukked.
I mean, the only reason why I had a lot of cash is because... yeah not gonna say.
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first of all, buying a brand new car is an incredibly stupid financial decision given the rapid depreciation. i buy slightly used ~3 years old. the loan interest rate with my perfect credit score is about 4%. my muni bond fund currently pays about 3% tax free yield. cash pays a yield of about 0.60% taxable. stocks (the S&P 500) over a 10-20 year holding period historically returns an average of about 10% annually but there's no guarantee and you will prob have a lot of volatility over that time (a typical car loan is what, 5 years? - so in that comparable short time horizon you could be underwater on that investment).
11-07-2020, 06:37 PM
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I bought an 05 prius as a winter beater car. The o2 sensor has some weird sheild that is making changing it a pain. I took out the battery and tested each cell and most are 2500-3500mah (pretty crappy considering they were 6500mah new). Some even 1000mah. But car works ok, still get 50-60mpg.
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Yea I just bought a Honda Accord for $2500 cash. From my dad's/buddy's used car place. Was going to sell it for $4500 but offered me wholesale price.
Two months left on my lease. Paid off though. No debt crew.
Two months left on my lease. Paid off though. No debt crew.
11-07-2020, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
This man gets it. Debt is slavery. I don't like debt. And it makes me think twice about pissing away money on a depreciating asset like a car when I have to write that big check. You really ask yourself - Do I really NEED a new car? The last car I bought was 17 years ago - a brand new 2004 Lexus - that I paid cash for. Yes I bought it new but it wasn't so bad because I kept it for 17 years. My next car which I'm buying soon will probably be a 2017-2018 used Lexus - not a new 2021. Why? Because there will be a $20,000+ 100% price difference. I can justify paying 100% more ($20,000) for a new car vs. a slightly used one. When you're debt free you alway want to stay debt free. When you have a bunch of debt and payments you get stuck in that mindset and it becomes your debt lifestyle. I don't want a debt lifestyle - I want a cash lifestyle. I bet I'm driving one of the oldest cars on this forum.People who have money don’t need loans. It’s as simple as that. Loans are for poor people.
Pay cash. Don’t overbuy. Invest. Profit.
Pay cash. Don’t overbuy. Invest. Profit.
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