996 Turbo / GT2 Turbo discussion on previous model 2000-2005 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo and 911 GT2.
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How do you guys get these cars???

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Old 07-26-2004, 09:10 AM
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Question How do you guys get these cars???

The age thread begs the question of how do all you gentlemen/ladies afford to drive these machines.
 
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You probably need to add one or two options to your poll choices...
 
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Ken, you forgot "It is my HS graduation present"
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"What, you guys PAID for it? (I stole mine)"

 
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There is no good reason to buy a car that's over $100K with cash. The cost of money is so so low these days that you're better off investing the money, leasing the car and write it off as a business expense! But hey, if you paid cash and just don't care then more power to you!! My $.02..
 
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Originally posted by Oweyea
The cost of money is so so low these days that you're better off investing the money, leasing the car and write it off as a business expense!
Except for the small point that one needs a business before they can write the lease off.
 
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Hey Dock,

Simple as starting an online board, say like 6speedonline! No one said you have to make a profit!!

 
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haha this just came up on the new HBO show Entourage tonight. quote from the show when the guy is about to buy an RR Phantom:

"you don't buy this car, you lease it. that's how all the broke retards in this town (LA) drive 911's"

 

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over 35, paid cash
 
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Except for the small point that one needs a business before they can write the lease off.
....and the other small point is the business needs income
 
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23, put down $20k and financed the rest.
 
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Leasing a $100K plus car and writing it off is too risky for me...no need to get greedy...

Bought the TT cash.,..buying my next truck for cash through business and writing that one off legitimataly,,,
 
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Originally posted by Oweyea
There is no good reason to buy a car that's over $100K with cash. The cost of money is so so low these days that you're better off investing the money, leasing the car and write it off as a business expense! But hey, if you paid cash and just don't care then more power to you!! My $.02..
there may be no good financial reason to buy with cash ... there are plenty of other reasons though (such as freedom from payments, etc) and individually would have to weigh one against the other.
 
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"you don't buy this car, you lease it. that's how all the broke retards in this town (LA) drive 911's"


That was a good quote !
 
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Originally posted by NJPete996TT
"you don't buy this car, you lease it. that's how all the broke retards in this town (LA) drive 911's"


That was a good quote !
it's funny cuz it's true

there is just no way that all these people in LA can truly afford to drive Porsches
 
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