Janz3n
Well-Known Member
I think you should get a civic si instead.
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I mean, I could get the Lexus and if/when my name comes up for the RS3, I can trade in and should be able to pull decent pricing since it is relatively low production and used prices are pulling equal to the new ones….
Yeah, they're getting harder and harder to come by. The one you spotted today looks to be a 97/98 3000GT base or SL model (not a VR-4); a tad bit more common but not by much. Curious though, you said he has a Cyclone, as in the old Ford model from the 70s or a GMC Syclone? Still cool either way but was wondering which as I am a touch more partial to the turbo AWD Syclone.
There’s little downside of the IS500 except for enjoying a new car sooner rather than later and a bit of a car payment, which I haven’t had for 7+ years.@FooBird get the Lexus now and have "fun" with it. Unless the car market crashes anytime soon, you shouldn't loose out much on the trade in if you end up doing that.
There’s little downside of the IS500 except for enjoying a new car sooner rather than later and a bit of a car payment, which I haven’t had for 7+ years.
I'm at a point in my life that Id rather drive a POS civic and never have another car payment.
Responsible.No car payments FTW!But Foo has it and can't die with it
I've only had 2 car payments in my life... ib4 Nomar says I'm a cheap old man
2007 WRX -> 2007-2011 (paid it off a year early)
2015 WRX -> 2014-2017 (traded it in for the '15 Accord)
Yes I'm boring and have only had a few vehicles![]()
Yeah. That's a big one. Always forget about that. Really curious as to how real estate is going to be in the next 2 or 3 years. Hoping it crashes hard so we can buy a house for a decent price.I’ve owned my Evo for the last three years. This has been the only time in my life I haven’t had a car payment. The only thing keeping my urges at bay are these insane interest rates.
I’ve got a couple of friends who are stuck in a loop. They sign a one year lease somewhere in hopes of finding a place to buy. They sit and watch the interest rates skyrocket. Their landlord decides they’re gonna raise the rent. They go out and find another place to rent while crossing their fingers interest rates drop. All the while the cash is stacking. Do you bite the bullet and take the hit or just keep paying rent?Yeah. That's a big one. Always forget about that. Really curious as to how real estate is going to be in the next 2 or 3 years. Hoping it crashes hard so we can buy a house for a decent price.
Just recently invested our earnings from our house sale and it sucks having that much money that you can't even touch.
I'd keep paying rent. My money is making interest anyways, poop possibly more than it would if It was used to buy a house assuming prices go down after purchase.I’ve got a couple of friends who are stuck in a loop. They sign a one year lease somewhere in hopes of finding a place to buy. They sit and watch the interest rates skyrocket. Their landlord decides they’re gonna raise the rent. They go out and find another place to rent while crossing their fingers interest rates drop. All the while the cash is stacking. Do you bite the bullet and take the hit or just keep paying rent?
i know lots of people who try to time it out, but i like not viewing the house as an investment. You need a home, you're gonna have to pay rent or a mortgage either way. If you can afford a home in the present market and plan to stay put the ~5 years to likely end up ahead, then buy. If not or you like the rental freedom of movement, then rent.I’ve got a couple of friends who are stuck in a loop. They sign a one year lease somewhere in hopes of finding a place to buy. They sit and watch the interest rates skyrocket. Their landlord decides they’re gonna raise the rent. They go out and find another place to rent while crossing their fingers interest rates drop. All the while the cash is stacking. Do you bite the bullet and take the hit or just keep paying rent?