What to do with settlement?

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  • Rockinlittle325i
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    well I dont exactly know how much I'm getting,
    but the plan is to save most of it, and go car shopping

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  • ACMF74
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    Originally posted by Alkasquawlik
    The "smart" thing to do would be to invest it in something so you can get a bigger return on your money in the future, but obviously the fun thing to do would buy a new E30.
    +1

    dont blow it on something stupid

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  • Massive Lee
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    If you are indeed getting $20k from that settlement, then I would surely use it as a downpayment on a house or condo. The market is very weak now and you can probably buy something great at 60% its original price. Your mortgage will also be the same as a monthly rent. So, it is a no brainer...

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  • Jonny Cash
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    Originally posted by Rockinlittle325i
    I'm liking all this,
    I dont know exactly the range I should expect but I know it's going to be 2000-10,000 if everything goes right
    I have no credit cards, I dont want to get into debt untill I'm set in a career
    eh. Just put it away until your ready for a down payment on a house. Dont waste your money on car stuff unless you can really afford it.

    .... Im assuming you're young.. WHy else would you ask a car forum what you should do with your money..

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  • Joe318is
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    hookers

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  • z31maniac
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    All maintanence items, all new suspension components (including a drop).

    Then wheels and tires, then power.

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  • Rockinlittle325i
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    I dont think I was to keep the M42 though

    say I buy another e30, what would give me the most bang for my buck
    (in other words what is the one thing you would buy for a fresh e30?)
    lowering springs, motor work, nicer wheels/tires, and so on?

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Mr Two
    Turbo 318is is what I would do if I was starting fresh :)
    Bored and Stroked 318is Turbo is what I'd do.

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  • Mr Two
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    Turbo 318is is what I would do if I was starting fresh :)

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  • Alkasquawlik
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    The "smart" thing to do would be to invest it in something so you can get a bigger return on your money in the future, but obviously the fun thing to do would buy a new E30.

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  • xwill112x
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    318i, you'll love the m42 ;)

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  • Rockinlittle325i
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    well what should I look into getting?
    a 318i(s) and do a motor swap?
    325i(s) and the whole art car tribute paint?
    325e(s) and do a motor swap?

    or none of that?

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  • 2002maniac
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    pay off high interest debt. then have some fun!

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  • z31maniac
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    ^That's what I understand as well.

    Originally posted by Rockinlittle325i
    I'm liking all this,
    I dont know exactly the range I should expect but I know it's going to be 2000-10,000 if everything goes right
    I have no credit cards, I dont want to get into debt untill I'm set in a career
    Keep the idea of no debt even once you have a career established, with the exception of a mortgage.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    I took the credit rating of my 2nd wife from a deadbeat 320 (welfare mom, no positives at all, blah blah blah) to a solid 680 with her making $8.50/hr in under 3 years doing just what I described.

    Showed "paid" on her CR

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