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I told you I can't be in the market until after my undergrad degree.
You could easily-- stop buying $600 cars every month, and after 3 months, BAM $1800 to spend on an S50. Or, save even longer, and you have money for S50 to spare.
Pretty simple.
2017 Chevrolet SS, 6MT
95 M3/2/5 (S54 and Mk60 DSC, CARB legal, Build Thread)
98 M3/4/5 (stock)
You could easily-- stop buying $600 cars every month, and after 3 months, BAM $1800 to spend on an S50. Or, save even longer, and you have money for S50 to spare.
You could easily-- stop buying $600 cars every month, and after 3 months, BAM $1800 to spend on an S50. Or, save even longer, and you have money for S50 to spare.
Pretty simple.
Pretty simple. I do not simply buy $600 cars every month. I also sell them for a profit, so that I CAN buy another $600 car the next month. I have not had and will not have for a long time $1800 to spend at one a time.
So to break it down into even simpler words: If I buy one $600 car, I will not have the money to buy the next $600 car UNTIL I sell the previous $600 car. So no, saving $600 a month does not work like that.
Not a horrible deal. Those wheels can't be worth $2800 though. Maybe I should call and say I just want the car, and I will bring my own wheels, so he can pay me the difference of $400 when I come to pick up the car.
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