So because my truck "only" cost $24K means that I dont appreciate a reliable, nice vehicle? Or because my 08 Fusion only cost me $18K doesnt mean it wasnt a nice car? I fail to see where you have to have a $30,000 car to have a nice vehicle.Originally Posted by ThackerSS
There we go again. I make fun of the neon boy and here comes the train of people that assume I am talking to them.
A 15-30k vehicle is considered low end and cheap now a days. 30-50k is considered the mid range, with 50k+ considered high end.
It's a low end vehicle. Don't get your panties in a wad.
So I guess because you buy whats considered a "low end" vehicle you drive a POS. The way I see it, 30K car = more debt.
There we go again. I make fun of the neon boy and here comes the train of people that assume I am talking to them.
A 15-30k vehicle is considered low end and cheap now a days. 30-50k is considered the mid range, with 50k+ considered high end.
It's a low end vehicle. Don't get your panties in a wad.
I have two vehicles that were just above the 30k cut new. I could have easily bought a z06 with the money I have invested in these two. I could have bought an E55 AMG that I was looking at a while ago also. I decided to keep my camaro because I wanted a "race car" and I bought the GTO. The GTO to me was the nicest car for the price out of ANY car manufacturer. For anyone thats really spent any time in one its really BMW quality ride, with a nice, easily modified GM LSx based small block. To me there is no greater platform for potential.
Debt is totally circumstantial to each person. I myself... am not in any "debt" per se.
I put enough down on my GTO that I will never be belly up on the loan, and my camaro was paid off the day it was purchased.
Go test drive a GTO or a G8, and then go test drive a 3 series or E46 M3.
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