How old are you?
04-17-13, 08:03 AM
#1221
Driver School Candidate
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I just turned 23 & went through a lot of cars, paid them all in cash by myself. For me, it is because I never went to college (only have 1 semester worth of credits) and just been working full time & part time since I was about 17, so I had PLENTY of time to work & save up $$, while some of my friends are full time college students. I think the question should be for those who are attending University's students full time, live on campus, not working, yet are able to afford some very nice cars..or the ones that are fresh out of high school with no job but has a $25k car 
. I can name a few friends that attend University's full time, never worked a day in there lives, huge credit card bill every month that is miraculously paid off, & has a expensive car. Lets just say they have nice parents 
. I can name a few friends that attend University's full time, never worked a day in there lives, huge credit card bill every month that is miraculously paid off, & has a expensive car. Lets just say they have nice parents 
And the credit card thing is great to! 
04-17-13, 10:33 AM
#1222
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i hate it when people assume that if you are young and are able to afford a 25k car you are automatically a spoiled brat whose mom or dad paid for it... If you work your *** off and you'll be able to afford nice things, simple as that.
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
04-17-13, 11:21 AM
#1223
i hate it when people assume that if you are young and are able to afford a 25k car you are automatically a spoiled brat whose mom or dad paid for it... If you work your *** off and you'll be able to afford nice things, simple as that.
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
That being said, a lot of it is probably demographics, now that I think about it. IE some parts of the world are more saturated with Civics/Cavaliers/Corollas than C250s/IS250s/3-series just based on cost of living and the economic status of the country or whatever. Newer luxury cars are usually driven by older folks who are "well-off" around here. Thinking about it now, I noticed that a lot of the ISX50s owned by the younger generation live in California and its surrounding areas.
Anyway, sorry to derail the thread. Carry on
04-17-13, 05:52 PM
#1225
i hate it when people assume that if you are young and are able to afford a 25k car you are automatically a spoiled brat whose mom or dad paid for it... If you work your *** off and you'll be able to afford nice things, simple as that.
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
Im 25, Isf which I bought used to save $$
Last edited by darkdream; 04-17-13 at 08:43 PM.
08-29-13, 11:27 AM
#1229
I'll jump in on this one.
I'm a male, 27 and a Registered Nurse
Got my wife a 2010 IS250 yesterday and I have my 2011 G37s for me. Powerplay one day, cruise and smooth the next.
I'm a male, 27 and a Registered Nurse
Got my wife a 2010 IS250 yesterday and I have my 2011 G37s for me. Powerplay one day, cruise and smooth the next.
08-29-13, 01:31 PM
#1230
Pole Position
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Me - 25 male - Engineer - 06' IS350
My wife - 25 female - New business team for a marketing agency - 06' IS250 awd
...her and her IS's
My wife - 25 female - New business team for a marketing agency - 06' IS250 awd
...her and her IS's
Last edited by NickTomsyc; 08-29-13 at 01:35 PM.