Interesting choice.
Fairly sure Eric's just being facetious, he's always had cool shit and always will. Just a bump in the road, all things considered. It's not like he cant' take the leftover money and buy something cheaper. :beer:C'mon man. Dont be a fkn pussy.:nonono:
Shoulda ditched that BMW, which is gonna come out of warranty and put you in the poor house, and bought an SUV for HER to drive.
Fairly sure Eric's just being facetious, he's always had cool shit and always will. Just a bump in the road, all things considered. It's not like he cant' take the leftover money and buy something cheaper. :beer:
If I were in his shoes, I'd have almost certainly sold the Shelby too. There is literally no downside in having more liquidity or reeling back your spending, well, aside from not getting E-credz on the internetz :uh oh:
yeah, and we can spend our way out of an economic recession too :bash::bash::bash:
just using absolutely dumb numbers... sell 60k car & buy 40k suv = 20k saved. sell 15k car and buy 40k suv = 25k extra spent. how the hell does that keep somebody out of the poor house??
I'm not gonna lie, the GT500 was a bit of a surprise to me - I thought you'd have gone with a GTR from the start :beer:Well said my friend :thumbsup: I am moving in about 2 months. Just got a promotion from work. As soon as my wife gets a "real" job, I am getting something cool again. I am honestly thinking a GTR though. Used of course. The GT500 was a bad ass ride, but my dream car was always a GTR since the R34 was launched.
I'm not gonna lie, the GT500 was a bit of a surprise to me - I thought you'd have gone with a GTR from the start :beer:
I would've gotten the Explorer Sport.