I want a G-35 but can't afford one
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I want a G-35 but can't afford one
Hello I am Mitch. I am a 22 yearr old computer science student. I drive a 95 Sunfire. I really like the G35, and the more I read about it and look at pictures of it on the internet the more I want it. Unfortunately I make just barely enough money to cover my tuition and can barely even afford the insurance on my current car. What should I do?
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Originally Posted by ILL Mitch
Hello I am Mitch. I am a 22 yearr old computer science student. I drive a 95 Sunfire. I really like the G35, and the more I read about it and look at pictures of it on the internet the more I want it. Unfortunately I make just barely enough money to cover my tuition and can barely even afford the insurance on my current car. What should I do?
Wait until you graduate and get a job and then get one. If you are good at CS then you should make at least 40k when you graduate.
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You're 22...so you'll be done with school this year or next year, right?
Find a good job, keep your Sunfire as long as it will hold up, save up first,
find a place of your own with at least a gated garage, and by the time
you got enough downpayment $10k or so, ask yourself again if it's worth
buying the G.
Don't start buying expensive cars right out of college when you don't have
anything...especially if you can't at least afford to live in a gated apartment
complex. A lot of kids buy expensive cars right out of college, buy mods
on their credit cards that they can't even afford, and then come crawling
back to their mama's house to crash. very sad. don't be the one.
Find a good job, keep your Sunfire as long as it will hold up, save up first,
find a place of your own with at least a gated garage, and by the time
you got enough downpayment $10k or so, ask yourself again if it's worth
buying the G.
Don't start buying expensive cars right out of college when you don't have
anything...especially if you can't at least afford to live in a gated apartment
complex. A lot of kids buy expensive cars right out of college, buy mods
on their credit cards that they can't even afford, and then come crawling
back to their mama's house to crash. very sad. don't be the one.
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Plus you also need to know it's not just the car.
Insurance @ age 22 for this car can still be a hefty sum. It has to be full coverage until you own the car (finish payments to bank).
Maintenence and gas can be a killer also. My cars avg MPG is around 20. It is a heartache for me to always see $40+ on a full tank.
The mod bug is also out to get you. It's relentless once you catch it. I got it and I haven't stopped throwing money at my car. =/
Just make sure you are financially stable before you buy any new car.
Insurance @ age 22 for this car can still be a hefty sum. It has to be full coverage until you own the car (finish payments to bank).
Maintenence and gas can be a killer also. My cars avg MPG is around 20. It is a heartache for me to always see $40+ on a full tank.
The mod bug is also out to get you. It's relentless once you catch it. I got it and I haven't stopped throwing money at my car. =/
Just make sure you are financially stable before you buy any new car.
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