Hey everyone!
Been some time since I've posted. Summer classes, business plans, 40+ hour work weeks, and my girlfriend have been consuming life lately. To the point now, I own two very fast cars: A Subaru WRX STI and a C6 Z51 corvette with $10,000 in engine work. Both cars are 2005's and eat gas/ insurance, although the corvette is cheaper surprisingly.
I own both cars and now I'm ready for a luxury automatic that gets great gas mileage and is cheap on insurance. Essentially I reached a point where I saw myself just throwing money out the window on material possessions, and those which require much upkeep, thus eating at my home depot salary. I am in the process of trying to sell both cars but such modified cars take awhile to sell.
After some research I decided either a used honda civic or hyundai would be a decent choice, but after more research they're seems to be many issues with both companies essentially giving their buyers the finger with many power-train issues. My goal is to sell both vehicles and purchase a used car for $10,000 or less. On the flipside I can buy a new $20,000 hyundai cash and get a 10 year 100,000 mile warranty( which is questionable as many issues have been reported and not covered or voided )
I'm looking for some insight on this ridiculous material possession scene, advice, and/ or recommendations.
Big update! Recently found a group of venture capitalists which are entertained by my business idea, thus the huge business plan I am working on for them. Only downside, they get a chunk of the company :nonod: It's a start though!
:smx19:
Been some time since I've posted. Summer classes, business plans, 40+ hour work weeks, and my girlfriend have been consuming life lately. To the point now, I own two very fast cars: A Subaru WRX STI and a C6 Z51 corvette with $10,000 in engine work. Both cars are 2005's and eat gas/ insurance, although the corvette is cheaper surprisingly.
I own both cars and now I'm ready for a luxury automatic that gets great gas mileage and is cheap on insurance. Essentially I reached a point where I saw myself just throwing money out the window on material possessions, and those which require much upkeep, thus eating at my home depot salary. I am in the process of trying to sell both cars but such modified cars take awhile to sell.
After some research I decided either a used honda civic or hyundai would be a decent choice, but after more research they're seems to be many issues with both companies essentially giving their buyers the finger with many power-train issues. My goal is to sell both vehicles and purchase a used car for $10,000 or less. On the flipside I can buy a new $20,000 hyundai cash and get a 10 year 100,000 mile warranty( which is questionable as many issues have been reported and not covered or voided )
I'm looking for some insight on this ridiculous material possession scene, advice, and/ or recommendations.
Big update! Recently found a group of venture capitalists which are entertained by my business idea, thus the huge business plan I am working on for them. Only downside, they get a chunk of the company :nonod: It's a start though!
:smx19:
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