C63 OWNERS age range??
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Ok... I just have to say that any 18yr old who "claims" they bought the car themselves is so full of sh*t its not even funny. I am 24 and happen to have started a business after getting my MBA which resulted in quite a success due to many reasons including luck, and I am finally able to afford this car after going through all of that by the age of 24. This is a very young age to accomplish these things... So I do not believe that it could have been done at any younger age unless your full of crap which they most likely are... 18 yr old buying a 70k car... that is just comedy 
There is nothing wrong with your family being wealthy enough to buy you this car at 18yrs old just don’t claim you bought it yourself because we all know that you’re lying…
There is nothing wrong with your family being wealthy enough to buy you this car at 18yrs old just don’t claim you bought it yourself because we all know that you’re lying…
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
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I have a question, it might be different in Canada than the US, so please correct me if I am wrong, I am just curious. First off, congrats on all your success at such an young age!
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
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I have a question, it might be different in Canada than the US, so please correct me if I am wrong, I am just curious. First off, congrats on all your success at such an young age!
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
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40 and doing well, no need to talk about getting a car at 18 though. I have something which is worth way more than any car, even my C63. Two wicked kids, both boys, can't put any price on that!!!! Both recruited by the NHL and soon to be on a TV near you.
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I have a question, it might be different in Canada than the US, so please correct me if I am wrong, I am just curious. First off, congrats on all your success at such an young age!
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
In Canada, in order to be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities, you have to first have a bachelor which usually takes 4 years (so say you entered university at 18, now you are 22), and you are then required to have 2 years of relevant work experience before you can be eligible for MBA enrolment in major universities; so a person would be at the earliest 25 before they finish their MBA. Dags, you are able to get a bachelor degree, work for 2 years, finish your MBA and start your own business and make a killing profit for it and you are only 24?
Out of curiousity, I was just wondering if theres any difference between the MBA requirements in the US and Canada for major univerisities?
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I do not know about the requirement for an MBA in Canada so I cannot answer that question, but if you are asking if work experience is required for admission into MBA grad programs then you are correct. However to answer your other questions... I started undergrad at the age of 18, and completed my bachelors in 2 years with a double major in Management and Marketing. I was able to do this because I entered college with credits I received from taking all AP (advanced classes) in high school which yields college credits (I also took summer classes as well during undergrad). At the age of 20 I worked on developing a business concept for ski lifts with a buddy who is an amazing engineer and we sold our idea to a major corporation, this took me about 2 years. At the age of 22 I entered graduate school and completed my masters in Operations Management with a minor in Finance/Investments. I completed my MBA in a year and a half. After I graduated from grad school, I started a new concept that I've been developing and putting together since I was in undergrad during my free time, therefore when I completed my MBA I immediately had a platform set-up already and had the funds from my first development to begin my new venture immediately. Due to many factors, including luck, my new business became an instant success. I am actually 25 now.
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Yes there are many younger people 16,17,18 whose parents purchase them c63's, even Ferrari's. But ironically, I think it's "comedy" that you think someone who is 18 couldn't possibly buy there own nice car.
I'm 26 and have a c63 coming in May, but when I was 19 I was making triple what I'm making now in modeling, a business where a 16 year old can earn 40k USD in a single day. Or what about sports? Have you ever seen a pro athlete under 20? They probably aren't driving a tercel. What about the whole entertainment biz? High tech?....... Then there are all those teens who simply want a nice car and commit 90% of their income to driving it. Evidently not all people under 20 have mom and dad buy their cars. Some people "hate on" young people with money. "Hate on" being synonymous for envy. But this is North America, somewhere anyone of any age can have everything or nothing. Instead of judging teens with c63's, put effort into owning a veyron by 30.
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Will turn 30 this April so the C63 is my 1/3rd life crisis! I am also the proud daddy of a 4 month old baby girl.
1st Car i bought in 1996 was a 93 Geo Metro (4 door). In 99 I bought a new Civic SiR coupe (that I still drive once in a while) and now a 2010 C63. A man needs a family car right? (typical answer I give lol)
1st Car i bought in 1996 was a 93 Geo Metro (4 door). In 99 I bought a new Civic SiR coupe (that I still drive once in a while) and now a 2010 C63. A man needs a family car right? (typical answer I give lol)
