I know there is the 5k buy chart for poors, but what about a chart for people with a non-shitty income? Where is their chart? Just because we have money doesn't mean it shouldn't be spent wisely.
15-50k+ Car buying guide
Dylan Morris
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Easton Cruz
just buy a 911 or a corvette
Anthony Smith
the sticky is shit and hopelessly outdated
>recommending a nissan sentra
all i remember from that car is the undercarriage audibly falling apart bit by bit with each drive. Why place that piece of shit in but not a mazda3? Hyundai and KIA are surprisingly okay now too, not amazing but good for something that just werks and is relatively cheap.
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Landon Long
cash or financing? what are your needs? what do you drive now?
Jace Ortiz
Cash to own, financing a car is never a good idea.
I'm driving a Lexus gx 470, which is nice, standard Lexus comfort. I don't have kids though (hense the extra money) so I am looking for something a bit smaller
Josiah Jones
this
Isaiah Thomas
Fuck smaller. Enjoy yourself and buy a nice sporty car.
I'd personally recommend the new Mustang s550. I have a 2017 GT Premium.
They're insanely better than previous generation Mustangs. They sound amazing, look amazing, turn heads, are comfortable, easy to mod, reliable, etc. Nothing but good reviews.
You can get one fully loaded in the 40,000's.
I bought a GT Premium with paddle shifters that also came with some kind of optional wheels. It had 4 miles on the odometer and I got $1500 off, spent $37,395 plus tax.
435hp and 400tq, IRS, reliable Coyote engine and inexpensive maintenance like foreign cars, leather, track apps, drive modes, electronic line-lock, and more all for under $39,000.
Asher Perry
>crash at 40mph
>die
Ayden Moore
>paddle shifters
You mean its an Automatic transmission with 2 pedals that lets you suggest what gear to be in?
Why even bother you should have gotten a fully loaded accord instead
Hudson Scott
Anyone with a decent income can think for themselves.