>You will never own or experience this
Why even live?
You will never own or experience this
Luke Fisher
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Eli Thomas
Because there is more to life than overpriced pieces of metal and aristocrats drinking champagne
Jordan Nelson
>this
Sebastian Murphy
>$2mill
>Mercedes race car
>1 of 25
>650 hp
>can treat it like shit and still works
>overpriced
Matthew Hill
>CLK GTR
>911 GT1
>Nissan R390
>Toyota GT One
any other cars of this kind of rarity and absurdness?
Asher Nguyen
>two million for A FUCKING CAR
I mean, this is Veeky Forums and all, we like cars, I get it, but you can fucking retire on two million.
Gavin Myers
Dauer Porsche 962.
Wyatt Foster
>but you can fucking retire on two million.
>wanting to retire on a measly 2 mil
pathetic 2bh, Id try to turn that 2 mil into more $$$$. Even if i failed I'd die knowing that at least I tried.
that being, while that CLK GTR is cool and all it really is just a piece of metal at the end of the day.
Jonathan Walker
Regulations for the GT1 category stipulated that to be eligible, a total of 25 cars must be built for road use.
So basically anything that races has a car like that, like this long tail
Nathaniel Turner
The people that buy these cars have 20 other cars. You think they give a shit about 2 million?
Also learn to invest, these cars only go up in value as long as you don't crash them. Even with a lot of miles. They appreciate.
Also this was the best timeline.
F50, CLK GTR, 911 GT1, F1 Long tail, etc. All icons of the 90s.
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Lucas Wilson
>Only two road-legal GTR-1s were built to meet homologation requirements set forth by the ruling bodies which the racing cars ran under.
All rare, that's how the game goes.
Ethan Green
>learn to invest
Oh yeah great, instead of two million I will now have no food and a car that's worth four million in twenty years.
Andrew Bell
There's smart investing, and stupid investing. Just look at Ferrari 250 GTO's. Fucking 20mil+ for those garage queens.
Nathaniel Clark
i will never experience looking at the back of a windshield wiper?
Angel Walker
Why does it sound so high-pitched and whiny?
Is it electric or something?
Oliver Gomez
William Butler
>buy a car
>never drove it
These people aren't automotive enthusiasts, they're brand wanders looking to make some money
Realistically you could buy a property for the same amount and it would make you money while appreciating at the same time whereas a car will need servicing even if it's just sitting in a garage
Source: my dad's a CFP and he manages finances for these people. Doesn't matter how expensive or rare the car is, it's never an investment
Samuel Long
They get to have a nice rare car for a few years for little money or even a profit, which even if they don't take it to the circuit is worth something to these people. Financially it most likely beats flushing money with the latest mass-produced 1/2 million Nouveauriche-mobile.
Obviously if you don't even like cars it's a dumb idea.
Ian Morgan
You k ow what nicer than a $50 million Ferrari? A medium sized luxury hotel in a nice location for $50 million
Literally just dick waving with a car that they never drive, which isn't much better than nigs buying Lambos
Just keep in mind that Warren Buffet drives a 2014 Cadillac XTS despite being one of the richest people in the world, and that's after Mary Barra convinced him to upgrade
Henry Moore
>not even a Lexus
>just a fucking GM pile of shit
Hudson Morales
Do you hate America?
Nolan Anderson
t. Poorfag busrider
Evan Mitchell
>Warren Buffet
Shit dude i want his DTS.
John Wilson
>Just keep in mind that Warren Buffet drives a 2014 Cadillac XTS despite being one of the richest people in the world, and that's after Mary Barra convinced him to upgrade
Im happy for Warren Buffet but that dude does not have an enjoyable life in my opinion. He just has an excess of wealth and does absolutely nothing with it than make more money.
Life isn't about making money and hoarding it all till you die.well at least my life isn't focused on that. If thats what you wanna do, then go for it
Im not surprised someone like you brought up Warren Buffet as if Im supposed to be jealous of how frugal he lives with his money lol
Jayden Kelly
>He just has an excess of wealth and does absolutely nothing with it than make more money
He and Bill Gates donates to Charity.
Not him but id also live similar to Warren Buffet. i don't like big houses and my bed-room is pretty cozy as is and doesn't need to be some huge palace that will be a pain in the ass to clean anyway. i rarely go outside and i don't like swimming so a swimming pool and big yard would be wasted on me. most of the things i buy consist of Movies, Games and Display models. id be very happy like that as buying tons of Super Cars and snorting cocaine off endless hookers asses would quickly lead to a life of depression like those lottery winners who suddenly start realizing they have "family" and "friends" they never heard of calling them. i like stealth wealth in general though.
Pic related would probably be my go-to ride.
Parker Myers
Not a single millionaire in the world hoard money. His money is working for him in the form of investment, you illiterate fuck. People are working somewhere, somehow, because this geezer have a fuckton of money.
Elijah Moore
You really don't understand the world do you?
Jonathan Martinez
We've gotten completely off course.
A rare super car isn't like snorting cocaine off asses. It's also an investment unlike movies, and games and models as well if you're not buying collector stuff.
Maybe it doesn't beat an index fund but it's not like arranging 2 million into a stack and lighting them on fire.
Hunter Richardson
Warren Buffet is really a special kind of man. Most of us don't buy a bunch of fancy shit because we're shallow, it's because we don't know what we really want and are constantly looking for it. Maybe I'll be happy this time, repeat x1000. Warren is a man that knows what he wants. He also knows what he has to do to get it, and more importantly, make sure that it never goes away.
And he lives trouble free because of that.
We could all stand to be more like Warren Buffet.
Julian Brooks
Living trouble free is up for debate. I wouldn't call my life trouble free if hundreds of millions of dollars, partially other peoples' money, were at stake in my investments.
Noah Lee
Oh, please enlight, great commie.
Connor Cooper
It's far too complex for your peanut brain. But the fact you believe hoarding stock market investments directly correlates to job growth is moronic.