What dream car do you have in mind as future reward?

[futurePorscheDr]

I can already afford most of what's considered luxury cars from my past corporate job earnings, but I never felt any excitement about making the purchase b/c the money would have to come from wages, which is in conflict with my goals of generating independent earnings.

What I am excited about is, in the future, giving myself a pat in the back for taking the initiative to create a business that generates independent income.

What do you think are some good cars to keep in mind as potential "dream" cars as future reward? I thought I'd ask because I can't think of one from top of my head. I feel Lambos are too ostentatious, it screams out "I'm an influencer", but I'm not. Then something like Porsche Cayenne represents more older executives to me (I'm early 30s male). So what are some good dream cars in your opinion?

 

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[biophase]

I can already afford most of what's considered luxury cars from my past corporate job earnings, but I never felt any excitement about making the purchase b/c the money would have to come from wages, which is in conflict with my goals of generating independent earnings.

What I am excited about is, in the future, giving myself a pat in the back for taking the initiative to create a business that generates independent income.

What do you think are some good cars to keep in mind as potential "dream" cars as future reward? I thought I'd ask because I can't think of one from top of my head. I feel Lambos are too ostentatious, it screams out "I'm an influencer", but I'm not. Then something like Porsche Cayenne represents more older executives to me (I'm early 30s male). So what are some good dream cars in your opinion?

I’m sorry but this is a ridiculous question.

It’s not because of what you even think a brand of car represents, but it’s because you and only you should decide what your reward would be.

If you don’t know what it is, how can you possibly even want it?

 

[Vasudev Soni]

I can already afford most of what's considered luxury cars from my past corporate job earnings, but I never felt any excitement about making the purchase b/c the money would have to come from wages, which is in conflict with my goals of generating independent earnings.

What I am excited about is, in the future, giving myself a pat in the back for taking the initiative to create a business that generates independent income.

What do you think are some good cars to keep in mind as potential "dream" cars as future reward? I thought I'd ask because I can't think of one from top of my head. I feel Lambos are too ostentatious, it screams out "I'm an influencer", but I'm not. Then something like Porsche Cayenne represents more older executives to me (I'm early 30s male). So what are some good dream cars in your opinion?

Nissan GTR

 

[genesisk5]

McLaren 750s
718 Cayman

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

Get what inspires your soul and puts a grin on your face—and stop giving a shit what other people think, which would be mostly strangers on the street.

 

[marble]

Seems you barely care for cars and are only considering them because it's the most common display of wealth. Have you considered a boat? A day trip on a Sea-Ray is a lot nicer than driving your likely really fast car, that you didn't really want, at the speed limit, or worse, stuck in traffic. My 2c.