Not it specifically but you can easily find a Cayman S a few years old and slightly used for around $30k.
Look how fucking nice this shit feels:
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You will NEVER experience this in your mom's shitty corolla or your rusted to fuck honda civic.
Haha. No, I'm not as well off as iHaz. But you're looking for people to agree with your decision to spend $30,000 on a car. I'm not sure if you're going to find any kindred spirits.
Regarding the Porsche and oil changes. I forget the exact numbers but I know someone wealthy enough to buy a new Porsche and oil changes were either $350 or $700. The engine area is cramped enough that it is almost impossible for a typical person to change the oil himself.
luxury cars only mean something if you keep them immaculate, which you probably can't afford to do if you're scrounging up $30k for the cheapest used one you can find
the second i hear that power steering belt slip on your BMW, i know you are a fake ass negro rich wannabe. and to be totally honest, that's worse than showing up in a corolla any day of the week.
>But you're looking for people to agree with your decision to spend $30,000 on a car. I'm not sure if you're going to find any kindred spirits.
Around 1.5 years ago the Porsche Cayman S was *THE* undisputed king of cars for Veeky Forums. Everyone has unanimously agreed that it was the ultimate price-point for a car to look good - yet also be affordable and that it looks easily 3x as expensive as it costs.
I really think it is. It's quite affordable and yet looks and feels so so nice.
i saw a old dude driving a cayman S in white
it's a cool car, but any ricer will smoke it up
it's probably expensive to maintain, and if you are looking for 30k porsches you probably cant afford it
There's nothing for me to gain by lying and there's nothing to gain by showing my hand so I'll let you believe that I'm a liar. However, the advice I offer on the purchase of a car for everyday use is sound.
I am relatively frugal compared to most Americans but I most certainly don't suffer. I eat whatever I want, vacation largely wherever I want, and for discretionary purchases, buy what I like (generally higher end goods that are high-quality and last a lifetime.)
A car, to me, is just a way of getting from Point A to Point B. I'd like something nicer and I really need to buy something relatively soon since the Corolla has to die some day but nothing catches my eye.
the nissan 350z looks way more expensive than it is and its a cool car you can have for like 10k
how much did you inherit?
>it's probably expensive to maintain, and if you are looking for 30k porsches you probably cant afford it
Oh I can afford it, it's just that I believe it's the ultimate Veeky Forums car, as I said.
It easily looks like it could be several times more expensive than it is. If someone saw you in it they would be amazed, not even thinking in reality it's about the cost of a new Toyota meme car.
While I do agree that anything beyond a Cayman S is too overkill and diminishing returns really.
like i said before, people that dont know shit about cars will think 350z is expensive
will think a corvette is expensive
mitsubishi 3000gt etc
any car that looks cool basically
people dont kno shit about cars