From one 135i owner to another, very nice ride dude! Is that an authentic Hamann lip? Do you have splitters on that as well?
ok i'll play
How much did that run you?
U don't wanna know bro....
I still can't believe I spent the money myself. I only signed a 1 year lease on it though. So technically it's not really "My car", but it's amazing fun to drive.
Whatever, even if the Mustang is a great handling car...I still think it's a "meh" car. You can argue its merits 'till blue in the face, but I still won't like it. You can name any one of them in the line, and for the money there will always be other cars I'd rather have.
U don't wanna know bro....
I still can't believe I spent the money myself. I only signed a 1 year lease on it though. So technically it's not really "My car", but it's amazing fun to drive.
1 year lease? I'll go ahead and say $4k/month. Figure it's a $200k car and Mercedes is going to make sure to come out ahead on the lease, and it is a niche car so it may not drop as bad as "regular" cars but it's still gotta drop a good bit, so figure conservatively it somehow only loses $35k in value (that's very conservative though), so $4k at 12 months is $48k, even then Mercedes only comes out $13k ahead.
How close am I?
The majority of these cars are leased, which makes monthly payments more affordable. I have done that in the past, leasing a 5er and an M3. I bought my STi. If I were by myself and only needed one car I would probably go back to leasing a nice BMW.Damn! All of you that own an Audi, Benz or BMW what the hell do you do if you don't mind asking?
Work at Wall St?
Damn! All of you that own an Audi, Benz or BMW what the hell do you do if you don't mind asking?
Work at Wall St?
2010 Ford Explorer XLT.. it's not the fastest car I've ever owned, but it's comfy and fits all my stuff in the back
You deduction is excellent.
My other car is a Mercedes-Benz too. I love there product.
Overall with good education, hard work and luck, us young people have been able to achieve good returns.
It's sad that you have to troll threads to point out errors in grammar.It's sad that your employer pays you enough to lease a $4,000 per month car when you don't even know the difference between there, their, and they're. So much for your "good education."
isn't a proper sentence, BTW.So much for your "good education."
Damn! All of you that own an Audi, Benz or BMW what the hell do you do if you don't mind asking?
Work at Wall St?
The majority of these cars are leased, which makes monthly payments more affordable. I have done that in the past, leasing a 5er and an M3. I bought my STi. If I were by myself and only needed one car I would probably go back to leasing a nice BMW.