Cayman GT4 with 100k salary

Lots of people are saying don't do it because you'll be pretty much broke but I've wanted this car for so long now.

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It depends on how your finances are otherwise.

If you're in good shape financially and can afford that car, fuck it, go for it. I ALWAYS keep my monthly finances to a 50% ratio or less. Ideal is 40%.

(Mortgage + utilities + insurance + taxes/12 + food + gas + __________) / (Annual net income / 12)

Or, do what I did to get an expensive car... Save up and put a large down payment on it

Get a used cayman s my dude.

What do you drive if you don't mind me asking..

Looks great man! WHen you get it please post pics. Dont listen to those econobox-jews

If you can afford it, do it. It's not like it'll be hard to get rid of if you run into trouble. Delayed gratification is bullshit.

Maybe test drive it. Who knows, you might not like it then you won't have it eating away at your conscious

How good is your credit? How much would you be able spend as a down payment? How much would you have in the bank left over as emergency money for repairs? Can you guarantee your job security so that you'll keep making 100k throughout the time you pay for the car? And don't forget about the cost to insure it.

If I were buying anything porsche, I would make sure that I buy it with a warranty, and that I have at least $7-10k set aside solely as repair and maintenance money, and that I have a way of refilling this along with continuing to pay for the car.

Poster above has a very good point about keeping what you spend as less than 50% (or lower) of what you take in. If it's really your dream car and you feel comfortable with the purchase taking into account everything you have to spend and everything you may have to spend if something goes wrong, then go for it. You're only young once, enjoy it while you can. Plus a GT4 cayman might actually be an appreciating asset in a number of years

just get a used s or gts. it's 50-75% of the car for less money.

I have a salary in the low 100k range and I wouldn't feel comfortable with a GT4. That's mostly because I need to pay rent. If you have low housing costs then it should be doable.