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Liquid Assets and Expensive Car Purchase
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<blockquote data-quote="Steve@TF" data-source="post: 15730225" data-attributes="member: 40308"><p>muscle/pro touring cars are just as bad as any other car. unless you're buying one already built off some guy who really needs cash. if you build your own, you'll dump a bunch of $ into to make it good. and if/when you go to sell, you'll recoup a small portion of what you have into it. at least with the new cars you can pull off the go fast parts and sell them separately. </p><p></p><p>unless you plan to buy a muscle car and drive it as is. but i doubt many here would want to do that lol.</p><p></p><p>my vote goes to a C6Z and invest the rest. i say invest in property if you can. depending on your area. heck, buy an apartment building if you can. or fixer uppers and put your construction knowledge/connections to good use. let your money work for you. as long as youre not buying while the market is high...</p><p></p><p>or pay off the house as suggested. or maybe throw a huge chunk at it to shave off a ton of interest, while still keeping the mortgage. and look into which is more beneficial? writing off the interest or not paying interest on the balance?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve@TF, post: 15730225, member: 40308"] muscle/pro touring cars are just as bad as any other car. unless you're buying one already built off some guy who really needs cash. if you build your own, you'll dump a bunch of $ into to make it good. and if/when you go to sell, you'll recoup a small portion of what you have into it. at least with the new cars you can pull off the go fast parts and sell them separately. unless you plan to buy a muscle car and drive it as is. but i doubt many here would want to do that lol. my vote goes to a C6Z and invest the rest. i say invest in property if you can. depending on your area. heck, buy an apartment building if you can. or fixer uppers and put your construction knowledge/connections to good use. let your money work for you. as long as youre not buying while the market is high... or pay off the house as suggested. or maybe throw a huge chunk at it to shave off a ton of interest, while still keeping the mortgage. and look into which is more beneficial? writing off the interest or not paying interest on the balance? [/QUOTE]
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