Age's of C300/C350 Drivers
Self employed as a consultant in health care. Will let everyone know when my midlife crisis hits.
I live at home... therefore it's easy for me to buy my car. Was going to move out, but my parents (mom's a former real estate agent) just told me to save up and take over the mortgage to one of their other houses instead of saving up for a DP and loan. Fortunately, their house I'm gunning for was bought for relatively cheap, in the mid-nineties, in a perfect neighborhood in SD.
I am pretty much saving up just for the hell of it. Either CDs or, whenever the stock market corrects its ***, investments. My car is the only material thing I pay for... my credit card goes mostly towards food and gas.
It doesn't matter how old you are... you can be a mature 16 year old or a 50 year old toolbag (the AMG forums come to mind). It's the driver, not the car, that stands out.
Last edited by jherbias; Oct 7, 2008 at 11:57 PM.
, truly, after 4 years of running the business. I'll be 28 in a few months. I paid cash (responsible), but then I have no savings (irresponsible).
1994 Chevy S-10 (first car @16)
1980 Toyota Corolla (great old beater that got amazing gas mileage)
1986 BMW E30 325I (German Spec)
1987 BMW E30 M3 (German Spec)
1986 BMW E28 M5 (German Spec, great car but a money pit)
1991 BMW E34 M5 (German Spec, " " )
1995 Honda Go Cart, Opps I mean Civic (wife's car)
2009 MB C300 Sport (US Spec but I live in Germany)
Shawn
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
lol. and again, none of the spoiled nonsense here. my first car, but id like to think i earned it through beign a good son.
) but the way I’m 40 but my mine and body feels and perform like 30
Last edited by tanktube67; Oct 8, 2008 at 12:33 PM.
Yes, leasing is a good thing! Not very logical from a financial standpoint, but whatever. Im extremely thankful that my parents pay the lease on it. My brother and I "trade off" between the C300 and an '08 Jetta Wolfsburg...but on the Jetta me and my brother pay the monthly payments.
Black/Black MM, P2, iPod, tele-aid, 18"s, pano for $34.6k....I guess it helps to have a friend as a fleet manager for MB?

And for all this 'too young' talk going on...I put almost half down on the car to keep the monthly low and haven't dented the savings. Get a degree and a career (not a job!) It's about how much you save, not how much you make...
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