I Bought a New Car... and it SUCKS!
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I am more excited for pizza than my new car -- because it sucks. It all starts with the over-budget dream house that I am building. As I have been building my home, the lease on my car has expired. I am not really a car guy, but I had to consider what I wanted to get. I could have a better track record with cars. And I don't need anything costly.
My favorite has been the Infiniti G35. I also had a BMW M4 for about 3 years, but I felt it was stiff. I prefer a sedan, so I went for the BMW M850i next. After driving it for a while, I felt like I was wasting a lot of money. They repurchased it because I had positive equity. The mom car X6 was next- cheaper and a beast.
At this point, I am back at the BMW dealership. I keep going back because of the GM and sales associate. They have made my life so easy and comfortable with their customer service. They take care of me. That's the key to a successful business. Join my White Label Mpire community, where I host a group of entrepreneurs who share advice and tips. We uplift and support each other. I also go live for coaching once a week for 2 hours. You can learn how to start and scale your own business. Make yourself more financially stable and create financial freedom.
I also keep returning to BMW because of their consistency -- I don't want to learn new technology. Well, my new car doesn't suck as I thought. The goal was a lower car payment, which I achieved. It's similar to my old BMW M850i, but my monthly payment is lower significantly. I have a three-year lease as well. Getting back into a sedan instead of an SUV is weird, and it will take some getting used to it. - Навчання та стиль
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Have you ever gone off road? It is so much fun.
Congrats buddy, it looks nice 👍
Next, If I were you, I'd go for something exciting, like the Lotus Emira or Maserati MC20...
Aaron needs to talk to Scotty Kilmer. After that conversation, Aaron will seek out a slightly used Lexus SUV.
He really does. Scotty is the man to go to when it comes to knowledge on cars and their longevity
He’s definitely buying Scotty’s Celica.
Lmao I just watched Scottys channel and came here after
It a Tooooyooota
For real!!
You need to find a car you really like and just outright buy it and just keep it for like 10+ years. Thats how you really save money. Keep it looking clean.
I lease my cars and invest all the cash instead of paying cash on a depreciating vehicle. Leasing has a near zero rate, a money factor, just pay for the service and not worry about all of the maintenance that cars out of the factory warranty require. Most people don’t understand or are scared of leases but I’ve made hundreds of thousands by leasing and investing the remaining cash
@2004cyrus nothing wrong with what you do and seeing it that way... but cars you purchase only depreciate in value if you do not want them anymore. The problem is buying is bad for the person who wants a different car every 2 years or so. But the most common misconception is cars depreciate in value. Nothing that has a function depreciates in value if you never sell it. It's function is still being used and does not change well after you are not making payments on it anymore. So it just is a matter of perspective of if a person wants to keep their car or if they like the latest snd greatest every few years.... which there is absolutely nothing wrong with if that is your thing.
@@planetdee3587 unfortunately you are wrong. Cars depreciate in value while you own them. Plus you spend money for tires and wipers and oil changes. Read any cost of ownership article from experts. Obviously if you never sell it then you don’t feel it so much but you are telling me that a $70k Lincoln whatever that you buy appreciates in value over 10 years? Hardly. Are you telling us that the same Lincoln is still worth $70k 10 years later? It may perform the same function but its value drops when you drive off of the lot. The owner loses that money whether they feel it or not, the money could have been invested or saved. So to imply there is no cost or depreciation is just lying by omission. Property appreciates, some jewelry approaches, classic sports cars may appreciate. But what you are talking about is costing the owner: leasing cars is what I do. And leasing is just financing depreciation, the first 1/3 of the car is what is financed when leased at a very low money factor, so even those cars depreciate. Buying cars is just paying for a service, as well as leasing, paying for a service. Keeping a car for 10 years makes sense for some but not to me because of the maintenance and loss of cash value, or ACV.
The new BMW is not car you keep 10 years things will go wrong after 5 years and it won't be cheap.
no bro this is what us poor guys do, his companies are worth millions so as every rich person does, he will keep buying a new car every 2-3 years xD
You must love having a constant car payment
It’s a business write off.
Plus depending on the car it may be cheaper to get it on lease then to buy it in full
@@CallMeFila write off doesn’t mean it’s free
It’s a WrItE oFf… you’ll lose more money paying the interest on it then you’ll get in a tax return
@@lliamsanphy5634 You also get to write off all the expenses that come along with it too, gas, maintenance, cleaning, repairs, tires. It makes perfect sense if you own a business.
Rich people problems...
He speaks the truth.
Man😂
Amen 🙏🏾
Rich people don’t have car payments they drive old ass paid off cars
@@dunky7157 You're talking about the "everyday millionaires" worth 1-5 million. this guy's net worth is way beyond that. Doesn't matter what he does, he could buy 20 of them outright if he wanted to.
For more years than i like to remember, I've always had a nice car. Needlessly so and if I'm honest it was mostly based on ego. Over the last 5 few years I'm the cusp of reaching life long goals. I've got rid of the expensive cars and now drive a 10 year old honda civic. I can honestly say that I've never been happier or more focused simply based on a switch as simple as this. I've cut back on all monthly expenses now and living well below my my means and because of this, things are falling into place, and fast too.
Agreed. Most of younger adult years you set your sights on material possessions like cars. When you reach middle age you start to realize these things are really just appliances.
It wasn't "MOSTLY". It was COMPLETELY based on ego.
watching Alpha mess up every couple of years on car after car that he doesn't really like, I'm tempted to judge harshly. Then I remember, no matter how "careful" I am, I always end up with the janky paraplegic grocery cart with the messed up back wheel.
Alpha is self-employed. Lease payments can be written off 100% because they are basically depreciation.
😂😂😂
What? Didn't expect this kind of story to compare, but it gives it a judgement 😂😂😂😎
loved the facet you recognize and cherish good customer support
Did a bunch of stone work for a very wealthy, well known man that was in his mid eighties at the time. He had a 5 car garage with a Mercedes in each bay. We were talking and he said he has never bought a new car. It was when Mercedes had their ad campaign "its not just a car, it's an investment " going. He stated he expects investments to increase in value. New cars only drop. Also said financing a car is stupid. Never had a car payment even when he was young and broke. Last thing he stated was leasing, with only a couple exceptions, is the worst way to get a car. You cover all depreciation, the dealer makes their profit and you walk away with nothing. Proud to say have never had a truck payment. Never suffered for it either.
A lease can be good. You have to put minimum $ down. Always under warranty, always reliable, etc.
“Affordable” but leasing bmws 🤣🤣
We have to qualify affordable. As a med student I could not afford BMW, now that I’m a physician I leased a BMW that was a $137,000 and I love it but was it wise? No. Is it affordable to me now. Yes it is. I would not have leased it otherwise. I’ll get something else in 3 years once I’ve finished scratching my itch for speed.
You need a Honda Accord or a Toyota Camry. That'll set you straight about what you're driving and it'll be a relatively inexpensive lesson learned.🤣🤣🤣
Lexus since that is luxury.
And last a lifetime lol
@@affilinet Toyota is one of the most safest cars, do your research.. And what’s the point of keep returning a car? payments for life?
In your opinion.
Mazda
It's so crazy to see Aaron now. I was watching this dude since like 2012, and this guy is living like a baller now. Crazy Glow Up
1980s, 1990s, Chevy Caprice. My friend had that in high school, early college. Its like your bed, on wheels
Get a Lexus..you’ll get reliability plus some luxury to enjoy.
Lexus sir. It’s easy to fix. Not too expensive on repairs. Not too bad on gas. And luxurious. 👌🏻
Except for the horrific front grille. Can't wait until they get rid of that design.
I'm not a car guy either. Cars are meant for comfort and point a to point b. Sports cars aren't comfortable. They are meant for small trips and flexing. But your house is where you live, where you cook, where your family lives and feels safe. Houses are where you feel yourself. Relaxed and chill. I totally get this.
I saw someone already mentioned Scotty Kilmer and Toyota/Lexus, but I also would like to point out that every financial expert I've ever talked to says to *never lease a car* -- don't even make monthly payments -- but to always *pay in-full with cash.* That being said, the new sedan is a very classy ride; I like it!
yes, lease = you paying more in interest
When interest rates were low financing was worth it. As in finance a purchase instead of paying in full with cash. Plus with the cost of some of these cars not everyone can pay cash. But yes, owning is better than buying
His net worth is over $20 million, so it doesn't really matter.
Problem is you're leasing. U just need to buy slightly used. Clean title and 1 owner with service history. Leasing is too pricey. Way too pricey
Damn bro... the house is almost in the middle of the intersection it's so close to the street.
yooooo dude it's sooo sick car i love it congratulations brother so happy for you and you deserve it
I went on vacation to Florida and rented out a genesis. I was thrilled with all aspects.
Yes. Genesis makes a dope car.
IMO its still a Hyundai
Dave Ramsey and Scotty kilmer would cry watching this vid.
Literally everything not to do
I checked out Aaron - Googled him, and he's very well off so he can easily afford it.
Scotty is cheap as hell and a multi-millionaire too. But he makes perfect sense to most of us. Dave Ramsey I'm not so familiar with but I know he gives financial advice.
Just to let the public know CADILLAC sucks don’t ever buy one pure GARBAGE
Just buy a car outright. Leasing cars is the dumbest financial decision anybody can do (rich or poor)
Good luck, it's beautiful. If I could afford it, I like the Lexus LC coupe.
that one is sick bro
Damn .. great choice .. it suits you !!
I grew up a bmw lover. It was my happiest day picking up my first.
I’ve had to accept Lexus, and have become a loyal customer. They basically never break, and come with all features standard.
I'm still excited about my 2011 Toyota Highlander.
... Buying a car based on what others think of it is the dumbest decision. Its a depreciating asset. Use it as such, get whay you need from it.
He's a damn fool
These 2 part car videos are becoming an Alpha tradition. Part 1 - I love my sexy new car. Part 2 - I didnt love my car
Congratulations Alpha❤
since owning a pickup truck, i would never go back to a sedan. you can get most of everything from a suv, but then there are always those days you need to move stuff. Explore Pick up options, they can be as equiped as your BMW. GMC Sierra denali is impressive, so is the upcoming ram tungsten
what a good video you have created here, thanks my guy
I kinda like Adam for his down to earth actitud. He makes good money and even if he is a handsome dude and he owns this big house and shiet, never acts like he's all that.
That's key to his success. And his name is Aaron I checked it.
Great car, I think the X4 would have suited your needs slightly better. Raised seating position that you like. Smaller and $20k cheaper X6
It's a bad ass ride man. Congrats !!
If you prefer comfort I'd consider a Lexus LS, if Performance maybe a Porsche GT4RS or a McLaren GTS
Nice car! I agree with the customer service (sales) advice, but you should not be having issues with a new vehicle if you're doing 36 month leases. You should be going there to only get oil changes haha. After this one can BMW you'll be happy
That M850i is cold blooded, considering getting a used one off a lease return like yours ultimately was
100% agree on sales is relationship based. We have clients at my firm who have been with us for 30+ years and now their children are buying products from us. We don't offer anything different in the industry except for relationships
Nice ride. Next time you could maybe check out the Jags or even an RRS. F-Pace is a pretty cool SUV. I had one as a loaner when my Defender was in for scheduled maintenance. Only BMW I ever test drove had a really hard seat, otherwise I liked it but decided to go for an Audi instead. I agree about the dealership experience being critical. It might just be in your area BMW nails it, in that case you might as well stay.
you earned this car through hard work and vision, congratulations!
This man speaks 100 truth about cars becoming less exciting or not exciting at all; not sure if it’s that we get older and priorities change or that we are so used to getting a new luxury car every 3 years. And it’s just normal life. I go to same dealer and salespeople every time as well even though there are other brands I’m curious about.
You should look at Alfa Romeo!! I love my Giulia🇮🇹🇮🇹👍. Don’t listen to all the bullshit about reliability, etc. Great to drive!!!! Looks great too!
Just bought a brand new 2023 challenger a week and a half ago.. love it 😍
The C3 Corvette has been my dream car and lifetime goal since 1968 when I first saw one on the cover of Road and Track. I bought one and rebuilt it. I replaced the 190hp 350 with a 405hp 383 stroker, put in a five speed manual, and a bunch of other mods. Driving it is the most fun a man can have with his pants on. I did this after I bought my dream house.
BMW and Mercedes from long time a go, they stop making a good car. Now they are completely shit. Hope you are using light indicators, hmm :).
Pitching an idea for a Playlist: Aaron's Alpha Car Tales. I'll just take my 5% commission and be on my way
Customer service is so hard to truly find , so your very fortunate
Man sedans are not for old people, I'm 44 and I own an amazing Alfa Romeo Giulia...try it, that is the CAR and also you can connect with your italian roots ❤🇮🇹
I dig the new whip 🔥
Looks Amazing!
Alpha is becoming a soccer mom kkkkkkk
Como esta?
When we're going to see your new house tour... I'm excited to see it
Don't put value on possessions, but put value in people. Use things not people. I like the new ride it looks good!!!! Have a great day Alpha!
You want nice, very reliable, luxurious, (relatively) reasonable cost, even SUV height and capability? Maybe consider one of the Toyota or Lexus SUVs, like a Toyota 4Runner, Sequoia, Land Cruiser, or even the Lexus versions of those. You might look at either the Lexus GX or maybe even the larger LX, as those are probably the very best quality SUVs that you can buy!
And if you'd rather have a sedan now instead of an SUV, Toyota and Lexus has plenty of those models which are really nice AND very good reliability and quality too! Toyota is probably the overall MOST reliable car brand, along with their Lexus counterpart, AND it's one of the highest car companies in customer satisfaction and resale value too, so you really have a good chance of getting something good if you go with that car company, either in the Toyota OR Lexus versions!
I know quite a few people personally who own some model of theirs in some form or another, and they ALL really LOVE them and many even say that now they wouldn't ever drive anything else now that they have one!
Whatever you get next, try to do a little bit of research (homework) into what you REALLY want and prioritize in a car, truck, or SUV, because you definitely don't want to have to keep "putting up with" a vehicle that you really don't actually Love to own and drive! And IF you decide to buy/own instead of just lease, then reliability and overall build quality matters the MOST! (Toyota/Lexus is the best at that)
Toyota/Lexus is great but you have to read the room dude. He's not going from a BMW to a Toyota, and he most likely will not be into Lexus either.
@@MikeKayK Maybe, maybe not, but he did say that he didn't really like his BMW, and he was tired of it also being a "money pit", so maybe he might be in the right mindset in his life finally to appreciate something more practical and economically more of a good investment, plus he did ask his audience for good suggestions, so we'll see what he ultimately ends up going with. Of course it's totally his decision to do whatever TF he wants in the end, but IF he's actually serious about getting the very BEST vehicle for his money, then Lexus is still a really great option...
I'm definitely NOT going to be recommending anything less than what I did, NOR am I gonna be trying to convince him to get into anything more "exotic" and expensive either, because that's just totally unnecessary, (even though he still MIGHT do that, if he finds something he REALLY loves to drive and it truly fits his style, life, etc.), but that is totally his prerogative too... I personally don't really care, I was just attempting to help him out with my best suggestions based on real world experience, so it's whatever...
In any case, whatever he chooses as his next vehicle, I just hope that he at least takes his time to actually do some "homework" and at least SOME research into what style, brand, model, etc, of vehicle will actually TRULY fit his life the BEST, before just going out and buying the very first thing he sees, because it's definitely NOT enjoyable in life, to have to always just "put up with" or barely "tolerate" the vehicle you drive everyday, instead you should really ENJOY driving it, AND appreciate its features AND overall USEFULNESS to you and your daily lifestyle, whatever that tends to be! A vehicle, especially your daily driver, should truly COMPLIMENT you and your life, NOT be just another aggravation or annoyance, or always an unnecessary and regular financial burden, and definitely not if you don't really feel happy with it in the first place!
Not that he can't afford to pay for anything the car he drives needs, of course he definitely CAN do that if he really WANTS to throw his money away on ridiculously expensive car "maintenance", (especially on stuff that shouldn't even be an issue in the first place, with a really good quality vehicle to begin with!), but there's also absolutely NO good reason that any vehicle you drive should just be an endless and unnecessary "waste" of your money either, because I'm sure he's got MUCH better things to spend a lot of money on than constantly having his car in the shop for every single little stupid reason!
@@JoeJ-8282 He doesn't have the time/energy/desire to research and likely doesn't have the desire to drive a brand that doesn't fit his "cool" persona. I'm a Toyota/Lexus fanboy too. You're not wrong about the cars. But the only thing I see him even considering is, at best, a Lexus RC? And that's a stretch. He will be looking at Benz and Audi first, I promise you. If nothing works out he will maybe, maybe consider Lexus or Acura but very few people who are used to the way German cars drive will switch over to Japanese cars, unless money is the main motivation. He's not poor. I don't see him making that kind of sacrifice in driving pleasure to save a few bucks.
@@MikeKayK Yeah, I get what you're saying there, but I wouldn't necessarily say that a top tier Lexus RC with all of the options, or maybe even an SC coupe if you can still buy those, would be a "downgrade" from what he was driving in this video here, (easily comparable I would say, just probably way more reliable and considerably less expensive to own... and again... Who REALLY WANTS to just be literally throwing their money away on (unnecessary) car repairs all the time?), but we'll just have to see what he ultimately gets next, (he mentioned he might prefer to have an SUV next instead of a car, that's why a top of the line full size Lexus SUV might be good for him), but whatever, I'm sure if he finds something he really DOES actually Love to drive AND own, (whatever it ends up being), then he'll surely make another video about it so we can all find out!
@@JoeJ-8282 You mean the LC coupe, which is an awesome car but still has sort of an older retired guy image. Lexus full size SUVs (GX and LX) are body on frame trucks. He's used to driving BMWs, he will not be buying a slow floaty truck 🤣
I'm actually looking to buy a BMW right now, but im just looking at the 3 series. I just like the compact size.
One thing about alpha m he is very transparent about what goes on in his life.
Nice Alpha. That grey is on point.
VOLVO S60 or XC90 some of the nicest driving and comfortable cars. Also extremely safe and reliable
As a car enthusiast I personally like keeping my cars for long periods of time. Tbh that G35 could still be fun now if you kept it and did little modifications here and there to keep it fun and updated. Personally I don’t think you fit the BMW mold, if Saab was still around it would be perfect however I think you should look into Lexus or Mercedes for comfort and softer suspension. Additionally a wild card option would be a Volvo with European delivery 😊. If you stay with BMW try out a manual transmission!
I'd have gotten a Honda Civic & called it a day or a Toyota Camry TRD. They'll hold value & you may not enjoy them like a BMW, but if you're being smart with money I'd go for them. Like mentioned house>car. Who're you impressing anymore, your ALPHA M.
I like your new car, but M850 is simply stunning!
Damn 6.83M subs doin it big, maybe shoulda went for the 2 series
120K car is "super affordable"
This man Aaron can afford it, I checked out his net worth!!
M440i is a great car! I’ve driven quite a number of them and they are cool
Alpha hot tip - you could just buy out your lease when it ends. Like on the SUV. Then you are financing the new amount which is away less and your payment will drop. Plus if you like the vehicle you get to keep it.
Cars a waste of money really, they spend 8 hours every night sitting on the drive. My 04 Renault Clio is everything I need
Lifestyle inflation. You become accustomed to a certain lifestyle. espcially when you have a lot of regenerating passive income and know nothing dents the bank account. Hobbies is were fufillment comes. Money enables to persu and grow in your hobbies.
I always enjoy these car videos. How do I say this? I am a car guy but I am not a car guy. I like it at a certain times but I’m not into it all the time I was at my local auto show in Harrisburg PA and I saw and sat in lot of BMWs. the SUV is especially my parents had the first ever X3 back in 2004 ahead of its time who doesn’t love those lights and the kidney grills😀
After BMW, try an Audi A6 Saloon/Avant as i think it would fit your budget and your requirements well. But thats a nice 4 Series man 🔥🔥🔥
Personally, I worked as auto mechanic for 10 years. I'd steer clear of European cars. Maintenance will always be more expensive, and they are a pain to work on compared to most Japanese cars. I bought a 2013 Honda civic this last August, putnin a Bluetooth touchscreen stereo and a backup camera and I'm perfectly happy with it. It only had 58,000 miles on it too. Fact is I'm sure that car will last me at least 10 years if not more, it's easy to do upgrades, easy to work on and parts are dirt cheap. Plus I paid for it 100% up front so I'm not making payments.
My point being I'd rather have something paid off and dependable so I can have the money for other things.
If you were a millionaire would you do the same thing?
This man is a multi-millionaire but is a very down to earth dude.
@metalmike570 probably. Honestly I've never cared for the looks of most European cars. So even if one was in my budget I'd probably rather go for something like a NSX or hellcat.
@@robertgramckow6504 Yeah I get you, I'm not sure but I'm actually interested in the Cybertuck but that'll never happen! My two vehicles are a 2019 Nissan Rogue (payment) and a 1999 Toyota Corolla LE. The Corolla has 174K miles and it still runs great! I got it last year for a grand and then put about $1800 in the suspension - a tie rod and both front wheel bearings.
Just grabbed a m8 gran coupe 2021 for 67k. Amazing the depreciation. Great car though. Love it so far
I must have missed it. Which model is it? It looks great. I can't tell the difference between the more expensive models and less expensive models anymore.
But I'm still happily rocking a 2009 Audi A3 convertible...and I will do hopefully for the next 100K miles!
that's an i4
@@RevvingIT TY
I'm sorry because you might have mentioned it in the video and I just missed it, but do you actually test drive these cars beforehand?
Two thing that's ALWAYS true about construction.
1. It's always behind on the deadline. Don't pay by the hour but by the job and hire an inspector at the end to check things out.
2. Always over budget. There's a reason CON is the first word in construction. We know that materials fluctuate in price. A majority of contractors use this to their advantage and keep raising the prices during the job. Even if they don't have to. Always calculate at least 40% more than you think
Have you tried the sq5 ? Its affordable, comfortable and fun when need it
If you live in the mountains, don't ever buy a V4 with turbo boost or eco-boost. Always get a V6 at a minimum. You want to go 75-80 mph through the passes, not 40-45 mph on uphill grade! I tested many vehicles before settling on a near mint used V6 SUV. Many mfrs are stopping making V6 engines in cars and SUVs.
Get a low mileage g35 awd like the one you had for memories when you was young and hungry trust me it will bring you back in time when you want to drive it for memories 😎👍💯
Congrats!
One of the best looking car even in my country Germany! Great choice man... 💪🏼
A clean looking BMW, more affordable, and sexy. Whip is fire bro
If spending a couple of thousand trying what alpha says doesn’t work out, big deal, you have your life ahead of you. But if it does work out, it infinitely benefits your life. Its not even a risk. A risk is buying a house, going 100,000 in debt for a career. This is not risk
Why lease? If you liked that one car, why not buy it and keep it? I know some who have always leased, but you will always have a car payment. If you buy a car, you'll have payments for a bit (unless you pay for all of it up front) but when you finish, you finished. One of my cars is paid off, less than 6 years old, and I don't need to make any more payments. Just a thought.
He could buy a used vehicle cash after the depreciation
Ego and facade is a helluva thing
"I need to get a new car." No you don't. A new car is a huge expense, a depreciating LIABILITY. Responsible businesspeople certainty dont need to make payments on luxury cars. They buy used vehicles for a fraction of what they sell for new.
Leasing unreliable luxury is almost always often throwing away money. There are a handful of people that use the lease payment as a business expense... but anyone with a normal job, the money is better spent put into a term deposit, or real estate.
I currently have a g35 sedan! Such a great car and very reliable engine. If you really enjoyed your G35 like you said Alpha, I recommend getting the Infiniti Q50 sedan. It’s basically the newer version of the G35 with more power and features. If you want to go the bigger SUV route, I’d recommend the QX80 or it’s cheaper sister the QX60
What she said , you need some dark tint then it’ll be clean af .. think about finding a G37x I had one, thing was crazy fast.
I went out a bought a super cool looking used, 2016 Cadillac CT6.
I LOVE IT.
AND...I paid it off in cash.
NOOOO payments each month.
I recommend an Acura if you're looking for something affordable and premium.
Also, even Mazda now has really bumped up their game on being premium. Mazdas are also incredibly reliable and affordable.
How many kitchens are you building in your house?
I know the name doesn’t say “luxury”. But Toyota is an amazing, reliable brand and they’re getting better and better as far as looking luxurious. I sat in an Avalon a while back and it looked cool and was way nicer than what I was driving. And you won’t spend a ton. However I heard leases are more because the residual value is higher. Not positive 🤷🏻 you can lease a BMW for dirt cheap because they depreciate like crazy.
Aaron you made a good choice, BMW has been killing it for a while now, can't go wrong with any car in their lineup. If you like owning BMWs, you have to try out Porsche, definitely a step-up from BMW and more exclusive.
😮 You need a nice used 2003 Nissan Sentra with low miles say 80,000. You will love it!
I never thought I’d ever want a BMW, let alone an SUV. Now I own an X4 M40i, and I’m in love with it.
And yeah, if you’re gonna overspend on something, better for it to be on a house than on a car.
When you're ready your next car look at the Porsche Macan. By then the full electric version will be out. Drives like a sports car with the size of a small suv.
Had a 1991 Nissan Hardbody 4x4 pickup that I loved. Looking back it was nothing special compared to many of the cars and trucks I've owned since but put in some bluetooth and maybe power windows and I'd take it back in a second. Plenty of great cars out there that are reliable. The comments section only sees Lexus but they are one of many and, truthfully, most of those folks don't keep any car long enough for problems to arise anyway. But you gotta go with what makes you happy. What always gets me is the guys who can't afford a ten year old Camry bashing the millionaire driving a Range Rover or Ferrari because they require a lot of maintenance or break a lot. Umm, they can afford to fix them and they like them so stop hating and do your own thing.
Hey bro you were on fear factor 🤣
If you like it great. Personally, I'm not into luxury cars or even big homes. Especially leases. Even if it's a write-off. You can use that money towards other write-offs. I get it though you're more about image, so you need to keep having the newest car and biggest house to portray. "You made it."