Haven't told the dealer/seller that I want it yet, but I should be able to knock off maybe a couple of thousand bucks here and there. I have the cash ready too, so maybe a few more dollarydoos off there.
This obviously won't be my daily driver (Currently have a 2005 Civic sedan).
That's a lot of miles. Do Ferrari engines have rebuild intervals?
And you're buying this car to supplement your Honda civic?
Ayden Mitchell
And before anyone asks; I am not a drug dealer or a balding midlife-crisis guy. I'm 27 and recently got a few bucks from a property deal that went down (sold two student/studio apartments) and traded up for decent suburbian home with a $50,000 windfall. Also got some money from my late, late uncle (R.I.P. uncle Max).
I was originally thinking of getting an F355 but I thought the 360 was probably a smarter buy considering it's much more modern.
Joshua Robinson
Probably just for going out on weekends to pick up pussy and Sunday drives to sober up. Might take it to the track, if the engine is affordable to maintain. Also looking to put a wide body kit for it too. Might design it myself (I do a bit of graphics design).
Jeremiah Perry
Invest it you faggot. The ferrari will appreciate in value, but will also cost you money to fix that Italian shitmess. Unless you have more than 175k in a bank, don't go and waste most of it on a car.
Chase Green
Oh fuck just found an F1 version with the flappy-paddles for less than $100K, but twice as many miles on the odometer...
Jose Mitchell
I have about $450,000 in cash and liquid assets. And about $2 million in property. But only "casually" employed in my father's accounting firm. So I don't really have a steady income (apart from the interest and short trading I do).
I haven't really spent big on luxuries myself, maybe except for traveling the world, but even then I only spent about $50,000 and that was for a whole year.
Andrew Harris
definitely don't do that the ferrari won't appreciate in value like that other retard said, maybe it'll stick around its value because its a manual but it does have alot of miles...
if you're looking at an investment get an older porsche, something like a honda NSX or whatever
if you want to have fun then fuck yes get the ferrari, blow your money on it, maybe look at doug demuro's video on how much upkeep costs of his aston martin.
But then again we can't look into your wallet, so do whatever the fuck you can afford.
You might be able to pick-up more girls downtown with a Ferrari, but be prepared for all your neighbors, your old friends, and the people of the town and the roads to hate you.
