Naias 2018
#21
Cuvs and suvs are replacing sedans as the go to family car, been trending that way for a while. I was always astonished by the prices of full size suvs and trucks, I can pull up in an old used corvette and people think I'm irresponsible with my money while another guy can pull up in a full ton crew cab (no kids lives near the city) and no one bats an eye.
#22
I do, but people can't comprehend it just like when they complain about being broke and I say no one forced you to sink 3/4 million dollars into having kids and then sign them up for travel ball...
#23
I just bought my third car in 2 years and people around me are like geez baller despite them knowing I'm frugal, so I educate them, I know my fun car is gonna sit in my garage because I have a paid for DD and understand the privilege of being to have a second car for just kicks, so I try to buy them on the flat part of the depreciation curve so I can catch and release it with little cost to me, vs buying a new Corolla (The benchmark of practicality and responsibility) and lose much more in the same time. My last three cars actually costed me nothing in total, made money on the s2000, lost a couple grand on the vette and just about broke even on the frs, minus insurance costs which was minimal since they were second cars.
My current car though... I know I won't be so lucky lol but I plan on holding onto this one as long as I can reasonably afford it and enjoy it.
For the record, I'm no baller, don't make alot, and am generally cheap. Consequently I have to be smarter with my money where I can.
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