07-19-2022, 03:52 PM | #47 |
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Great choice. My grad school gift to myself back in 2019 was my F87 Comp lol
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In order: 1996 328iS European Delivery (October 1995) 1998 M3 Sedan 2002 M3 (owned for 9 years) 1997 M3 Sedan 2012 335iS 2016 M3 European Delivery (October 2015) 2017 M2, current car 1998 M3 Sedan, current car (Technoviolet) I had a heater fan go out on my first '98 M3. I had battery cable issues with my M2. Other than that, basic maintenance, tires, etc. |
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07-19-2022, 11:14 PM | #52 |
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26. Have an F87 comp now but planning to trade in for the LCI G87 to have the last ICE/manual!
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07-20-2022, 07:51 AM | #53 |
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Income is only one piece of the affordability math though. If you have no kid expense and student loan with only a modest mortgage debt then you probably have the same disposable income as a couple making over $300k that have kids, student loans, and a million dollar mortgage.
Plus higher msrp doesn't necessarily mean a car is expensive. If you can sell your car with little to no depreciation, which I would expect to be the case for G87 especially with the initial hype vs limited supply of used ones, then it will not be an expensive car to own.
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Yah my housing expense exceedes 4k a month. Where you live makes such a difference.
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07-20-2022, 02:29 PM | #58 |
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33, turning 34 this year.
Currently driving a M2C but waiting to see what the G87 has to offer. May not go with a G87 though, really depends on the final product (the new infotainment system and gauge cluster is horrific, not sure if I can live with that on a daily). Option B is a CT5-V Blackwing with a manual |
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I'm 74, currently in a '15 M4 manual. Not sure I will get the M2, but I'm #2 on my dealer's list.
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07-20-2022, 07:53 PM | #60 |
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29 here, got my M2C at 27. Around $125k/yr plus side investments, no student debt and car nearly paid off. Sheesh if I made 200-300k I would probably have an R8 or something.
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I can see this suddenly turned into a salary contest in addition to the age lol
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