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Why this thread hasn't been locked yet is beyond me.
Why do people do this?
Like if you don't like the direction the thread is headed in why post in it or click on it?
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Why this thread hasn't been locked yet is beyond me.
when is someone going to call Ninja out for his lifestyle being possible due to a Government program which keeps rent low when he is right wing on other topics
Please elaborate this as I cannot accept this as fact. More so a random 'scenario' than actually catering to the typical consumer. You know? Actual facts...Proof of that?I mean at this point its pretty much undeniable that a SRT8 anything holds its value better than a BMW.
I can take the time to post 2012 SRT8s VS 2012 5 if yall want but I don't see the point.
5 series may very well be 83838 times the car a SRT8 anything is but its not even debatable that a SRT8 holds its monetary value better.
I want actual evidence, not hearsay...
I've personally seen SRT8s sell well below MSRP & I'm sitting on several message boards stating that they were able to purchase their SRT8 (not Super Bee) below sticker along with a $2,500 Rebate. For an in-demand & limited production vehicle, how come these sold horribly? Is there now a sudden change of heart that is currently driving prices up to the heavens? Nope, not today...
Posing this again for the 5th time. What are the savings in a Dodge Charger SRT8? What exactly is the value in purchasing one? Please explain how a typical consumer can handle the fuel expenses, insurance rates, etc. for this 'great buy' | 'high value' vehicle...
Alright find an amortization table for a 46000K car.
At normal interest( 3%) on a new car and a 4 year loan after two years you are going to have more positive equity on the Srt8 while you aren't on the BMW.
Say you want a new car after 2 or 4 years you are going to have to fork over more money when you sell or trade the BMW.
Secondly you are going to have to carry GAP insurance when you buy a BMW which is an additional 1k for a 46000 car
I don't know what insurance you looked at but when I punched in the numbers on geico the insurance for a 5 series was 300 bucks more but that is for me could be different if your under 25.
Frankly the only thing that isn't a better value is gas and if you drive more than 12000k a year the Hemi probably isn't for you.
And finally you can get a discount regardless of make and model on most new cars, I can pull up forums where people said they got deals on BMWs.
Cue The Joker "he's got a point gif". That was like the golden gun on N64.when is someone going to call Ninja out for his lifestyle being possible due to a Government program which keeps rent low when he is right wing on other topics
This.All I'll say is that moving out at a young age is a valuable learning experience, yea u may struggle in the beginning some longer than others but you'll learn to hustle harder than before and be resourceful etc. Even today, none of my houses/cars and other material **** I have now are as rewarding to me as moving out at 18 a decade ago and building my own life for myself
Not my money lol but the point I was really saying was what honestly do you learn from moving out that you can't at home besides paying bills? To me growing up is nothing more than paying bills everything else for the most part I was already doing anyway. I just didn't feel "grown" by moving out or anything like that but that could be cause how I was raised. I never felt too "childish" in the first place where I had to grow up and I'm not trying to be funny either just being real. Would have responded earlier didn't see my name mentioned until now.lol moving out?
Peteweezy
were 80s babies on the verge of 30.
not 18-21, it aint about society bro.
its about growing up.
at our age your money is a diff level than 10 years ago.
Lets end this value and depreciation debate right now.
Autotrader.com is the biggest used car website in America.
As of today there are a total of 66 listings for a used 2008 Charger SRT8 under 75000 miles. The average asking price is 24337 dollars
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As of today there are a total of 907 listings for a used 5 series BMW the average asking price is 23948 dollars.
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Keep in mind there tons of 550s that retail for 60K+ in that mix.
So a 5 series BMW cost more at retail and is worth less 5 years later and cost more to maintain.
That is the definition of value.
Not about that.Why this thread hasn't been locked yet is beyond me.
Why do people do this?
Like if you don't like the direction the thread is headed in why post in it or click on it?
Not my money lol but the point I was really saying was what honestly do you learn from moving out that you can't at home besides paying bills? To me growing up is nothing more than paying bills everything else for the most part I was already doing anyway. I just didn't feel "grown" by moving out or anything like that but that could be cause how I was raised. I never felt too "childish" in the first place where I had to grow up and I'm not trying to be funny either just being real. Would have responded earlier didn't see my name mentioned until now.
Thats to you I've done both that's why I feel I can speak about both sides. If I hadn't I wouldn't even speak on it.Not my money lol but the point I was really saying was what honestly do you learn from moving out that you can't at home besides paying bills? To me growing up is nothing more than paying bills everything else for the most part I was already doing anyway. I just didn't feel "grown" by moving out or anything like that but that could be cause how I was raised. I never felt too "childish" in the first place where I had to grow up and I'm not trying to be funny either just being real. Would have responded earlier didn't see my name mentioned until now.
The feeling of taking ownership of your life, and time cant be discounted. If you're living in a 12 room mansion, where you see your folks once a week..If youre taking care of your sick/infirmed parent.. If you are living in mom and dads house "in name only", as in they are always out of town/traveling etc. That is one thing. but the feeling of responsibility, and freedom of encumbrance, is completely different when living alone vs. living with a parent.
No matter how cool and distant they are..They arent wallflowers, and your life is always affected, by the introduction of new elements. Move out, buy your own groceries, decorate how you want. Then revisit the feeling of being "grown".
There is no comparison.
The feeling of taking ownership of your life, and time cant be discounted. If you're living in a 12 room mansion, where you see your folks once a week..If youre taking care of your sick/infirmed parent.. If you are living in mom and dads house "in name only", as in they are always out of town/traveling etc. That is one thing. but the feeling of responsibility, and freedom of encumbrance, is completely different when living alone vs. living with a parent.
No matter how cool and distant they are..They arent wallflowers, and your life is always affected, by the introduction of new elements. Move out, buy your own groceries, decorate how you want. Then revisit the feeling of being "grown".
There is no comparison.
Besides living with moms, how can u be content living in an old tiny apartment in the hood. I'm just saying, living in a nice spacious place in a nice area with walk in closets for ur sneakers and clothes beats out a bunch of jordans and nike sneakers and a gold chain and piece
Besides living with moms, how can u be content living in an old tiny apartment in the hood. I'm just saying, living in a nice spacious place in a nice area with walk in closets for ur sneakers and clothes beats out a bunch of jordans and nike sneakers and a gold chain and piece. And this is coming from someone that was born and grew up in the hood
Please elaborate this as I cannot accept this as fact. More so a random 'scenario' than actually catering to the typical consumer. You know? Actual facts...Proof of that?I mean at this point its pretty much undeniable that a SRT8 anything holds its value better than a BMW.
I can take the time to post 2012 SRT8s VS 2012 5 if yall want but I don't see the point.
5 series may very well be 83838 times the car a SRT8 anything is but its not even debatable that a SRT8 holds its monetary value better.
I want actual evidence, not hearsay...
I've personally seen SRT8s sell well below MSRP & I'm sitting on several message boards stating that they were able to purchase their SRT8 (not Super Bee) below sticker along with a $2,500 Rebate. For an in-demand & limited production vehicle, how come these sold horribly? Is there now a sudden change of heart that is currently driving prices up to the heavens? Nope, not today...
Posing this again for the 5th time. What are the savings in a Dodge Charger SRT8? What exactly is the value in purchasing one? Please explain how a typical consumer can handle the fuel expenses, insurance rates, etc. for this 'great buy' | 'high value' vehicle...
Alright find an amortization table for a 46000K car.
At normal interest( 3%) on a new car and a 4 year loan after two years you are going to have more positive equity on the Srt8 while you aren't on the BMW.
Say you want a new car after 2 or 4 years you are going to have to fork over more money when you sell or trade the BMW.
Secondly you are going to have to carry GAP insurance when you buy a BMW which is an additional 1k for a 46000 car
I don't know what insurance you looked at but when I punched in the numbers on geico the insurance for a 5 series was 300 bucks more but that is for me could be different if your under 25.
Frankly the only thing that isn't a better value is gas and if you drive more than 12000k a year the Hemi probably isn't for you.
And finally you can get a discount regardless of make and model on most new cars, I can pull up forums where people said they got deals on BMWs.
Considering you just stated yet another incorrect fact, I'd suggest cutting your losses (much like Dodge has with the SRT. A BMW lease has GAP already factored-in. If you actually purchased the car with zero-to-little down to OWN, GAP is a considerable option...
Screen print those Geico numbers & then post a comparable insurance agency with the same details concerning the particular model you're referencing...
So, again, where is this 'value' in an SRT8? You, basically, just stated/confirmed that you'll be relegated to minimal commuting in order to make use of the SRT8. What a value to have your vehicle dictate your means of when & where you can actually travel to!
GREAT BUY APPROVED!
...and about those links in regards to post-production? Can I get those anytime soon?
people are comparing dodge chargers to bmw 5 series now. this is madness!!!
Thats a great question but only thing I can come up with is everybody doesnt have that drive to do all that stuff you mentioned. Some just are ok having what you deem to be low standard stuff. Maybe some truly do want more but can't get but then you have people that that stuff means jack spit to them. If they have a cool spot to rest at they are good everybody doesn't want to be on cribs, move out the hood, drive the flashiest car, etc and that's ok too.Besides living with moms, how can u be content living in an old tiny apartment in the hood. I'm just saying, living in a nice spacious place in a nice area with walk in closets for ur sneakers and clothes beats out a bunch of jordans and nike sneakers and a gold chain and piece. And this is coming from someone that was born and grew up in the hood
Besides living with moms, how can u be content living in an old tiny apartment in the hood. I'm just saying, living in a nice spacious place in a nice area with walk in closets for ur sneakers and clothes beats out a bunch of jordans and nike sneakers and a gold chain and piece. And this is coming from someone that was born and grew up in the hood
ino, nothing is comparibale to da hemipeople are comparing dodge chargers to bmw 5 series now. this is madness!!!
you talkin like he's gonna move to a relatively new building in NYC tho.Besides living with moms, how can u be content living in an old tiny apartment in the hood. I'm just saying, living in a nice spacious place in a nice area with walk in closets for ur sneakers and clothes beats out a bunch of jordans and nike sneakers and a gold chain and piece. And this is coming from someone that was born and grew up in the hood
ino, nothing is comparibale to da hemipeople are comparing dodge chargers to bmw 5 series now. this is madness!!!
i think people go the route of bringing up personal stuff because he puts it out there.Because whenever Ninja makes a point that Rustles Jimmies people can't handle it and make personal attacks.
Its like his opinion is null and void because he lives with his Moms.
Personally I moved out when I was 18 have never moved back. I'm pretty proud of that fact but I can't knock another man for doing something that isn't hurting anybody.
Also it bothers me when people take shots when they never state how they living.
Finally not to derail this thread even further but when is someone going to call Ninja out for his lifestyle being possible due to a Government program which keeps rent low when he is right wing on other topics