How much money should you have before buying this

[Anonymous No.16638847]

This car is 200k used
Would it make sense to purchase this if I made 1.5 million from chainlink

[Anonymous No.16638855]

>>16638847
no

[Anonymous No.16638908]

>>16638847
only buy if you can afford to buy 10

[Anonymous No.16638914]

>>16638847
Ask me how i know you're black.

[Anonymous No.16638929]

>>16638847
make that number 15 million and you can afford to drive that car otherwise you are a nigger tier consumer.

[Anonymous No.16638930]

>>16638847
Not at all. Just get a used 997 for like 30k

[Anonymous No.16638936]

>>16638847
5-10% networth, retard.

[Anonymous No.16638957]

>>16638936
This.

OP, also remember that sport cars are terrible depreciating assets (just in case buy a second hand car) and they cost a fortune in maintenance, gas, insurance & shits.

You'll never make $1.5 MM out of LINK so there's no problem in the first place.

[Anonymous No.16638994]

>>16638930
what about a 991 for ~55k 2013/2014
I have 3 bitcoin I bought last december that are under the long term capital gains now
kind of want to just use those to make the down payment insurance and other stuff until link moons in 6 months

[Anonymous No.16639028]

>>16638994
Eventually just buy a 718.
Average normies and thots can't distinguish a $300k cars from a $30k.

[Anonymous No.16639036]

>>16639028
Forgot the pic

[Anonymous No.16639071]

>>16639028
Better yet, get a 981. Better sounding, looks just as good, cheaper.

[Anonymous No.16639082]

If you think buying an expensive car is ever a good idea you deserve to be poor your whole life.

[Anonymous No.16639099]

>>16638847
Cars should never exceed 20% of your net worth, unless it's a business expense and consequently would return you money. I made a similar mistake and in the process of selling the car since I have no use for it and ~$10k-$20k will be going down the drain.

[Anonymous No.16639103]

>>16639099
what type of car

[Anonymous No.16639127]

I wouldn't be able to, the value of money is too high for me. There are a number of things that have precedent over a shiny car, I'd go so far to consider such a purchase morally reprehensible of at least inconsiderate to my family.

[Anonymous No.16639137]

>>16639103
Not something I'd like to disclose although the was in the 6 figures range. Trust me, it gets boring after a while. The experience is what you are seeking, experiences like this one can be rented out for a x period of time while avoiding all the liabilities and losses.

[Anonymous No.16639169]

>ywn own a 918 after moon and have to settle for a shitty 911
Why even live

[Anonymous No.16639171]

>>16639137
I've rented a gt3 twice at the porsche experience center in atlanta and it's kind of sweet
it's not worth the money but being bored it might be worth the 10k depreciation to zip around country roads for a summer or two

[Anonymous No.16639208]

>>16638847
That car looks really happy.

[Anonymous No.16639369]

Just get a regular gt3 instead of the rs. I wouldn't drop $200k on a car unless I owned my home outright and was worth $4-5 million

Even then I probably wouldn't buy one unless I took up driving at the track as a hobby.

[Anonymous No.16639414]

I wouldn't buy a car like that regardless of how much money I make. In fact I have no car, even though I could easily afford one. I don't need one and their ecologic footprint is enormous.

[Anonymous No.16639577]

>>16638908
I was actually wondering, if I drove an expensive car, would it help do more business with rich people? As opposed to a well kept average price car.

[Anonymous No.16639587]

>>16638847
why, when you can get the new Tesla roadster for that little money, it's faster and sexier

[Anonymous No.16639839]

>>16639577
https://wws.princeton.edu/news-and-events/news/item/split-second-clothes-make-man-more-competent-eyes-others
expensive clothes make people appear more competent, i don't see why it would be any different with cars.

[Anonymous No.16639852]

Should only be purchased with money earned in interest passively and only if the money is something you wouldn't miss. I regret many purchases because the money could have gone into an investment that would generate money instead of cost money.

[Anonymous No.16640681]

>>16639137
Don't be a little bitch. We are all anonymous

[Anonymous No.16641078]

>>16638847
You dont need such an expensive car. Anything above 300 HP is just overkill

[Anonymous No.16641094]

>>16638847
>if I made 1.5 million from chainlink
Do you sit in your room punching numbers into a calculator all day? Only devs make millions from ERC tokens. How new to crypto are you?

[Anonymous No.16641104]

>>16639577
>I was actually wondering, if I drove an expensive car, would it help do more business with rich people?
Your reputation and knowledge helps you do business with rich people. What's the point in being some fucking retard driving a 250k car that he doesn't own.

[Anonymous No.16641134]

>>16638847
Would it make sense to buy a USED car for 200k. Short answer, no not really and not if you have 1.5 Mill.

Long answer: If you're young, then yh sure have fun, still better to invest the 200k you would spend on the car and put into real estate or buy shares of various different companies.

Personally I think you'd spend 200k, get bored quite quickly, sell it for a loss and still be a millionaire but a millionaire that's learned an expensive lesson.

Invest the 200k and once you have multiple sources of passive income and once that 200k can be earned within under a year from 1/2/3 incomes then buy it.

[Anonymous No.16641138]

>>16638847
200k, plus insurance, plus parts and labor for maintenance

[Anonymous No.16641495]

dont buy a 200k car anon, wtf is wrong with you? and this is coming from a car guy.
you would be better off just buying a used 981 cayman 3.4l.
its definitely a lot more fun to drive a slow car fast, than to drive a fast car slow

stop feeding the system that is designed to make you go broke

[Anonymous No.16642167]

>>16638847
the car in the background is better

[Anonymous No.16642222]

>>16638847
Imagine getting this overpriced pos in stead of a lexus lfa.

[Anonymous No.16642938]

>>16638847
What a terrible waste of money, really

[Anonymous No.16643197]

>>16638847
The amount of money you have has no effect on what you should buy. Your CASH FLOW does. I would buy that car easily if I was making at least $200k/year net. Finance the entire purchase or just lease it. No cash.

[Anonymous No.16643227]

>>16638847
>spending more then 5% of your wealth on a car thats not an classic car

[Anonymous No.16643253]

>>16638847
>spending 15% of your net worth on a car
no, you might want to begin at the basics. maybe learn basic math first.

[Anonymous No.16643502]

>>16638847
Porsche is a Vollwagen with leather seats. Always sits at dealer does very little for mother earth

[Anonymous No.16643550]

>>16638847
if you invested 1,5m just into A-AAA bonds (~2%), you'd be making 30k a year from nothing, but keeping invested, so no it doesn't make sense, exept you wanna make a business out of it that pays you more than that(including maintenance and tax)