Well, it's simple, I owed $12,854 on the car and I sold it for $22,900.

 

And oh bankstreet, I'm a finance manager at BMW, I make $145,000 year. So I think I could handle the payment. And that is why I'm buying the M. good luck with your salay dairy queen BOY!!!

 

Come on now play nice.

Thats weird the Honda/Acura/Hummer/Mercedes Finance Managers all make around $70,000 a year. Dont know why BMW would be any different.

Hell if I made $140,000 a year I wouldnt waste a penny on anything with the BMW logo on it.

 

ya good luck with the M3!!

 

regardless how much you make, you didn't 'make' money by selling your used S2K, you simply have $10K left after paying off existing car loan. If you are a finance manager at BMW, you won't call it 'make' $10k.

 

ok kids, I'm out, have fun....

 

Where did you read reviews on a car that hasn't even been released to the press yet?

Sounds kind of strange for a finance manager to consider his equity what he "made" on the sale...

 

Well, that was extremely tactful and respectful.

 

You're a finance manager for BMW.

Okay. I bought my 2001 S2000 for $32,500.00 in November, 2000. I paid cash, no loan.

So lets suppose I post it in the local paper and someone buys it for $16,000.00 After all, it's in good shape and has fewer than 5,000 miles. It also has about $5,000 in mods or add ons including JDM 16" BBS wheels and an OEM hardtop plus an Alpine stereo and a JBL sub.

So, the next day I come here and post, "Hey guys I made $16,000 selling my S2000."

$16,000 minus the $37,500 I spent to buy it and the annual tags and insurance.

You're a finance manager for BMW?

 

fellas, my car got paid off, I have $10,000 in my hand, what part of that you circus acts don't get?