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ManyCommunications

I am not rich to the point where I can afford a 10k ceramic brake set for the GT4RS. Therefore the 981 GTS is for me 

ManyCommunications

NVDAismygod can buy a brand new GT3RS. I definitely cannot. I am more in the used GT3 and GTS pleb market

Maximumm_Drawdowns

You have great taste in cars. Everytime I see a 911 Turbo S or GT3 RS on the street it feels like they’re mocking my poverty

Updraft999

The S&P 500 closed higher for a sixth consecutive session on Tuesday, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is now up for the month. It is a remarkable comeback from just three weeks ago, when plummeting stock and bond prices triggered a 90-day pause on many planned tariffs. https://www.wsj.com/finance/stock-market-selloff-reversal-68383a77?st=vL94GT&reflink=article_copyURL_share

beginner75

I can't say for Tesla as you have indicated, is different from ICE vehicles, having fewer parts, but if you look at list of cars with 75% or more US content, there's only 1 EV, the Volkswagen ID.4 AWD. 4 Mustang GT AT 80 Ford Motor Company Ford 4 Mustang GT 5.0L 80 Ford Motor Company Ford 4 Mustang GT Coupe Premium 80 Ford Motor Company Ford 5 Passport AWD 76.5 Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Honda 5 Passport Trailsport 76.5 Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Honda 6 Wrangler Rubicon 76 Stellantis Jeep 6 Wrangler Sahara 76 Stellantis Jeep 7 ID.4 AWD 82KWH 75.5 Volkswagen Volkswagen 7 Colorado 2.7L 75.5 General Motors LLC Chevrolet 7 Canyon 4WD AT4 Crew Cab 75.5 General Motors LLC GMC 7 Canyon Denali 4WD Crew Cab 75.5 General Motors LLC GMC 7 Colorado LT Crew Cab 2WD 2.7L 75.5 General Motors LLC Chevrolet 7 Colorado Z71 Crew Cab 4WD 2.7L 75.5 General Motors LLC Chevrolet

beginner75

I can't say for Tesla as you have indicated, is different from ICE vehicles, having fewer parts, but if you look at list of cars with 75% or more US content, there's only 1 EV, the Volkswagen ID.4 AWD. || || |4|Mustang GT AT|80|Ford Motor Company|Ford| |4|Mustang GT 5.0L|80|Ford Motor Company|Ford| |4|Mustang GT Coupe Premium|80|Ford Motor Company|Ford| |5|Passport AWD|76.5|Honda Motor Co., Ltd.|Honda| |5|Passport Trailsport|76.5|Honda Motor Co., Ltd.|Honda| |6|Wrangler Rubicon |76|Stellantis|Jeep| |6|Wrangler Sahara|76|Stellantis|Jeep| |7|ID.4 AWD 82KWH|75.5|Volkswagen|Volkswagen| |7|Colorado 2.7L|75.5|General Motors LLC|Chevrolet| |7|Canyon 4WD AT4 Crew Cab|75.5|General Motors LLC|GMC| |7|Canyon Denali 4WD Crew Cab|75.5|General Motors LLC|GMC| |7|Colorado LT Crew Cab 2WD 2.7L|75.5|General Motors LLC|Chevrolet| |7|Colorado Z71 Crew Cab 4WD 2.7L|75.5|General Motors LLC|Chevrolet|

fairlyaveragetrader

It's absolutely bonkers. So I've been looking at picking up another Corvette just for a daily driver to put the mountain bikes on back of and drive the $10,000 bikes up to the mountain right. Like who doesn't put a hitch on their Corvette to put their mountain bikes on? 😂 I'm thinking people are going to want to cut back on spending I'm going to get some deals. Nope, auctions on bring a trailer, high closes. People are bidding these things up. Other commuter cars like the Cayman GT4. Sky high bids. It's absolutely nuts. I'm like do these people not read headlines? The bids are higher than they were before Trump got elected and I'm not talking about brand new vehicles either I'm talking a few years old

Unique-Egg-461

[We got a nostradamus up in here...how'd you know!!!] >All cars that are finished in the US that have 85% domestic content will have no tariff applied, Lutnick said, adding that the auto tariff will apply to foreign carmakers building cars in the US. “This is ‘finish your cars in America and you win’,” [Kogod School of Business](https://kogod.american.edu/autoindex/2024) has a neat list of total domestic content of vehicles. Only three qualify Model 3 Performance - 87.5% Model Y Long Range - 85% Model Y - 85% Cybertruck - 82.5% Model S - 80% Model X - 80% Mustang GT AT / 5.0L / Coupe Prem - 80% Passport AWD - 76%

miromar65

Had one already. Felt claustrophobic. Also had a Mustang GT, Porsche 911, and a wrangler. Loved them all. Never had a truck before. Also am growing out a mullet.

nevergonnastawp

Bentley getting rid of the iconic double headlights on the Continental GT in exchange for some stupid crystal eyelash thing is the worst thing to happen to this country since 9/11

Bman409

Yes ..been bullish GT since around 9.70 One of my top picks for 2025

Fit-Zebra-9961

Full disclosure I bought MT and GT knowing trump would do this and comparing 95 and 00s charts. Down vote me all you want does not make me any less correct.

stdaem

Not if he wants a new GT3R every year he doesn't...

HotWaterSnake

The EV9 GT might be close at around $70-75k, but it craters in value the moment you drive it off the lot

Separate_Throat8455

I lost a bet with my gf and the bet was I’ll do UberEats in my GT3 RS. Needless to say it was a humiliating experience

ikaiyoo

In 1973 a house was $25,000. Adjusted for inflation that's $180,000. In 1973 a household made $10,000 a year. Adjusted for inflation That 72,000 a year. In 2024 The median household in the US was 80 grand. 8,000 more than what a person made in 1973 adjusted for inflation. So household income adjusted for inflation in 2024 were 11% higher than 1973. The price of housing adjusted for inflation in 2024 was $132% higher than 1973. A fully loaded 1973 mustang Mach 1 was 4300 The base top trim level of the mustang in 2024 not considering the dark horse just the GT premium was $49,000. The Mach 1 completely optioned out adjusted for inflation what's 31,000. So the base model of the highest trim level for the mustang in 2024 is 58% higher than a completely optioned out highest trim level mustang in 1973. The price of a 16 oz sirloin steak in 1973 was $1.11 a pound. Adjusted for inflation $8.20. 2024 16oz sirloin is about 15 dollars a pound 82% higher. I love for bread in 1973 was 35 cents 2.38 adjusted for inflation. 3.04 in 2024. 27% higher. Income has not kept up with inflation. But especially housing

Separate_Throat8455

It was one bet that I lost for which I had to do that for 2 months in a GT3 RS. Are y'all stupid?

Separate_Throat8455

I will be able to keep that X5, GT3RS

Separate_Throat8455

I have 2025 K5, BMWX5, GT3 RS, and Ferrai SF90 Stradale

whoamitosayanything

So you have a Kia and she has a GT3 RS. RIGHT!!!

Separate_Throat8455

I got her a GT3 RS. If she leaves ill take it back

fairlyaveragetrader

If you price them in Gold the growth is relatively minor. It's kind of sad when you look at the performance of the s&p 500 since, maybe an arbitrary year like 1990 and you price the index in gold. The returns are slightly better but not much So does it go up forever? I guess it depends on what you mean by up because it definitely outpaces the devaluation of the dollar but when you start accumulating wealth, getting into real estate, appreciating hobbies, there are a variety of cars that have been appreciating for years on end. One of my favorites the 2005 Ford GT is an excellent investment. Just keeps going up. So what you're really looking to do is preserve your wealth and grow it where you can. Very few assets truly are wealth generators. People who bought Nvidia or Bitcoin and just sat on them, that works but the assets that do it usually are not that clear when they are the best time to buy

jonato

It's Go Time! GT!

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Slightlybadpicks

All I want is a 911 GT3, a good house in the suburbs, and a homely wife with a nice rack. Is that too much to ask for? 

TimeToGloat

Many Porsche 911's don't depreciate. You can drive them for a couple years and then sell them and make a good profit because it's near impossible to get an allocation for a GT3 or GT3 RS. New price is like $245k and then you can sell it used later for $400k. I'm talking like you don't even have to let it sit in a garage that's with regular use and mileage.

SoilPrior4423

GT6 looks mad

Zealousideal-Heart83

Since when did the US produce rubber ? Or does GT use some alien technology to make rubber less tyres ?

IllBuyYourCar

Used sports cars that don’t lose value? E46M3, S197 GT500’s, Z06’s, what else?

creemeeseason

Amentum (NYSE:AMTM), a leading global technical and engineering solutions provider, has secured a $247.6 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Air Combat Command (ACC), Acquisition Management and Integration Center (AMIC), Counternarcotics and Global Threats (CN&GT) Division. Amentum will leverage AI/Machine Learning-enabled tools and advanced analytical techniques to enable the DOD and partner agencies to deny, disrupt, destroy, or defeat finance systems and networks that negatively affect U.S. interests. "Our team's expertise and innovative solutions will play a pivotal role in identifying and disrupting the unlawful financial networks of America's adversaries, ultimately enhancing the safety and security of our nation and its allies," said Mark Walter, President of Amentum Engineering & Technology Group.

NewspaperLumpy8501

“‘They assemble lots of parts’ — yeah, and McDonald’s assembles burgers but still crushes the fine dining scene in raw numbers. China didn’t invent modern industry — America did. Henry Ford revolutionized manufacturing before your government figured out indoor plumbing. China’s whole EV boom is built on subsidies, stolen IP, and authoritarian hand-holding. You’re not competing, you're copy-pasting in a controlled economy where innovation dies in committee meetings. Meanwhile, SpaceX is launching rockets, NVIDIA is reshaping AI, and Tesla is clowning your entire auto sector — while Elon tweets memes from the toilet. You're not leaders, you're lagging behind pretending to run the race.” And don’t even try to throw shade at Japan. They’ve been making *god-tier* machines and tech since before your little CCP propaganda office was even formed. Supra, NSX, GT-R — these aren’t just cars, they’re *icons*. Sony powers your cameras. Nintendo prints money. Japan doesn’t need a megaphone — they just build things that last. China churns out knockoffs for quick headlines; Japan crafts excellence in silence. You want respect? Earn it. Until then, you’re just IKEA furniture on wheels, trying to flex in a muscle car world.

Melvin_Capital5000

A Denza 9 GT is like 100k EUR in EU, hard to believe someone would spend that much on a Chinese car

hootix

You are right. I was in Thailands Motorshow and sat in every Chinese car then compared BYD with all German cars. And I can tell you, BYD is far ahead of its own Chinese competitors. The quality difference between BYD and other Chinese brands such as avatr, deepal, etc, were no where close to BYD. But good value/price still but no reason to pick them over BYD if available. And having been able to sit and test drive while being there and keep jumping between mercedes and porsche, BYD quality is really impressive and comes very close to Porsche especially their Denza line (premium cars of BYD). The most impressive BYD for me when comparing to other cars was sealion 7 and Denza N7 and Denza Z9 GT. Honorable mention for U8 driving in water and B8 being a gigantic car. Ofc their other cars are also good price/quality wise. Just those I mentioned impressed me the most on how much more they give without lacking quality compared to Mercedes and even Porsche.

peanutbuttermache

I hate myself for it but short of the 911 GT3, the Model S is the best looking car to me haha. 

dcstratocaster

I have driven a Model S, X, and Y. I have also driven a Mach E GT, an F-150 Lightning, and an Ioniq 5 N. I hate Tesla, terrible build quality, never keep their promises, lies about their range, etc. Cybertruck has a ton of issues and keeps getting recalled or catching on fire on its own. FSD still crashes people, etc. The competition has caught up, there is 0 reason to buy a Tesler

jazzypocket

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3GT9UN7nDo&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD

crazier_ed

*Porsche Turbo GT* with *Weissach 0-60 in 1.9 seconds* *Available RIGHT NOW, not vaporware*

barelyreadsenglish

https://youtu.be/VZqBx_GT2bQ?si=aH3D08pPUXh11LYu

Explorer_Hermit

GT was a play today but missed it badly

M4roon

Americans crashing out. Meanwhile me in Asia like fk yeee I'm about to finally get a GT500. Gimme those 'Merican exports bish.

CEOofBeanz

I’m craving a 2024 Ford Mustang GT Premium that’s been cooking on the lot a little too long

ConLawHero

I currently drive an Audi A7 and was thinking about getting an E Tron GT. I can afford pretty much whatever car, but I'm not going to spend 25% just because of the dumbass in chief. But what I'm *really* not going to do is buy American cars because they are pure trash. Instead, I'll just wait until the tariffs are gone.

Shamikaze1974

I used to drive a lemon green GT3. They are not rare around here

Pinball_and_Proust

2022 Cayman GTS 4.0. Not exactly a GT4. I'm a trust fund person.

bingojed

A Toyota Celica GT4?

Pinball_and_Proust

I drive a GT4. I don't really know the other cars.

noce96

Seriously. To me it looks okay, but the performance is really lacking, especially for the price tag. I'd rather have a Cayenne GT or a Trackhawk.

nightman21721

This will effect the following makes and models. (Lol at the Silverado and the bevy of RAMs) Vehicles Made in Canada: Honda: CR-V Toyota: RAV4 Lexus: NX, RX Chrysler: Pacifica, Voyager (Grand Caravan) Dodge: Charger Daytona Ford: Edge, GT Chevrolet: Silverado Vehicles Made in Mexico: Audi: Q5 BMW: 2 Series Nissan: Sentra, Versa, Kicks Infiniti: QX50, QX55 Ford: Fusion, Lincoln MKZ Mazda: Mazda3, Mazda2 Volkswagen: Jetta, Tiguan, Taos Toyota: Tacoma Jeep: Compass Ram: ProMaster, 2500, 3500, 4500, 5500 Mercedes-Benz: GLB Hyundai: Tucson, Santa Fe Kia: K4 Chevrolet: Equinox EV Dodge: Journey Jeep: Cherokee Ram: 2500, 3500, 4500, 5500 Ram: ProMaster

Dudedude88

When my cousin was a baby middle schooler she went instantly to GT program in the states because she was so far ahead. Even that was easy for her and she was bad at math in South Korea.

tropicalia84

Trade my '22 RS5 for a '95 GT-R R33 V-Spec straight up? It's a second car and not a daily driver.

International-Ad4002

Porsche 911 GT3 RS

sealevelwater

American muscle cars that have matching numbers. Dodge Charger R/T 440 (1968-1969) Chevrolet Camaro ZL1/Z-28/SS Coupe (1967-1969) Buick GSX (1970) Plymouth Barracuda (1970-1971) Pontiac GTO (1964-1969) Chevrolet Chevelle SS/LS (1966-1970) Shelby GT 500KR (1964-1968) Oldsmobile 442 (1971)

Inevitable-Ear7641

I expected to see a ton of gain posts from QBTS and RGTI. Options up 3-4,000% today. They must be out buying their GT3RS’s

BlizzardThunder

It would be so antithetical to the legacy of the Mustang, though. The Mach E exists, I guess, but it doesn't really count. If you want a Mustang that really rips, buy a 2012 GT500. It was the first production American Muscle car to be able to hit 200 MPH, and the car that prompted Dodge to make the Hellcat. It was the cheapest car to be able to hit 200 MPH at the time, and they've held their value really well. So you wouldn't see a lot of deprecation if you bought one.

sterlingheart

Yea, it's not something unheard of for highly anticipated cars. Ford did it when they brought back the Ford GT a few years back. John Cena actually got in hot water when he sold it before that window had expired lmao.

ruler_gurl

> Why should an EV have to pay double what an ICE vehicle does, even when they're the same weight You don't mention your state. Here in TX the tax is $200 flat and our gas tax is 20 cents. So it's the equivalent of 20k miles driven in a car that gets 20MPG. The miles driven is 50% higher than average but of course not everyone drives average. Some people also drive cars that average 25mpg and some drive trucks that average more like 15. The tax is probably *slightly* higher for EVs, but certainly not double, on average. Although it's possible to make it perfect for everyone that would require the state to track mileage and have floating tax bills based on verified mileage. This increases the complexity and bureaucracy and isn't even feasible here today since annual safety inspections have been killed and EVs don't require emissions testing. The only way would be to report to a DMV annually to get it read, and they'd have to hire people to do that. EVs are also heavier on average that the identical class ICE car. An electric Mustang GT is over 1000lbs heavier than an ICE Mustang GT. In general, it wasn't done this way to be mean, and not done to kill EVs. It's just a slightly lazy implementation the way most efficiently run bureaucracies are. They aren't designed for perfect fairness for every circumstance.

SolidSank

That seems suspiciously low. So she's only paying 6k/year? If she got a 0% rate, the car would be paid off in 7.5 years. Is that a lease then? Or is the payment biweekly? What rate did she get?  Also what car? There's many cars with a GT trim, idk what brand that would be.

ExpensiveBookkeeper3

This was awhile ago I posted that... I don't really follow the market anymore. But at the time most companies sold at a loss in an attempt to build brands and gain markets hare. Trulieve and GT were the exception. I have mostly exited the space.

ylli101

You can get a GT4RS for below Msrp now..brand new

a_little_luck

? 1. No EV’s ever have to stop at a gas station 2. Every EV goes insanely fast. Literally every single one 3. Lucid Air GT has a range of 512 miles (there are others too, just google) 4. Restricted to USA? Chevrolet, Ford, Rivian, but I guess you think USA #1 5. Some models can use the Tesla super chargers but I guess that only depends if you plan to drive across the country. But that’s probably the only category it wins in. It’s not even the best looking EV

Over_Caterpillar_767

Guess that GT3RS is gonna have to wait

im_ff5

Been dumping my bags since 2023. Now all that's left are GT and TCNNF. After all the carnage, I'm doubling down on both!

MalacathEternal

I had a buddy who traded in his well kept up Mitsubishi 3000GT for a lifted Tacoma that the guy put almost $10k into for off-roading and this kid refused to ever take it into the dirt. Wouldn’t even park in the dirt lot we have reserved for employees.

Idivkemqoxurceke

Not in the red states. People love teslas. CyberTrucks sightings and people react like seeing a Carrera GT. Business have them as billboards, kids point and want to sit in them. TURO has them for $800/day. That’s beyond supercar money. Weird considering until recently they were rolling coal on Teslas.

thestudmffn

2015 Mustang GT

thestudmffn

Welp buying a 2015 Mustang GT with my BROS profits today 

social-conscious

Whats people are missing here is the new partnership with Nvidia. QNX is the foundation of Nvidia Thor and NVidia robotics products that Jensen mentioned at CES in January. In addition, BB is also a Quantum play via their Certicom and other cybersecurity adjacents. https://www.perplexity.ai/page/blackberry-s-strategic-initiat-GT4Ge_ziSW.8zl0da.aJ6Q

Msftscott

I use charts for large older stocks. Like paid off for me today with GT. Usually bounces around 12-14. Went down below 9. Bought a bunch and was ready to wait it out

parker2020

Buying carbon bucket seats for a GT3

talaabo

Ford GT40 is the greatest American car.

Crypt1c_Sesh

Other than RFK, there's earnings at the end of the month for most MSOs. I'll likely play the potential run up for GT Read something that broke me, it said: You think the billionaire that buried his wife on a golf course to benefit financially from a tax break is coming to save you? 😭

Burneraccount1718

997.2 > 991 there’s a dude in my town with a 997.2 GT3RS 4.0. He has an amazing collection (it’s actual a museum) if you like Porsches you should check it out, it’s called the American Muscle Car Museum.

Burneraccount1718

What gen GT3RS?

981flacht6

Cuz they want you to remain poor and nobody likes paying ADM on a GT3. Not even the rich.

Crypt1c_Sesh

So after selling GT over the past week, Dan uses that cash to run some tickers up. Then today had an inflow where he bought back 20%, likely higher prices than where he was holding it down yesterday and got rug pulled by someone else at end of day? Talk about artificial bull run at our expense.

Comfortable_Ad_1753

911 GT1

Cowslayer87773

Correct, it'll have some decent mileage for that but mileage isn't so relevant on an EV imo. We sold a fleet model 3 a few months ago that had done 190k in 3 years, all it had in that time was usual model 3 front arms. Etron GT has held money a bit better, taycans were what all the owner managed businesses grabbed as dick swinging cheap tax company cars so there's fucking tons for sale.

Cute_Activity5930

Jesus just get a baby jogger city mini GT..I got a redonk deal on a new anniversary edition back in the day (2019).

infinite_cura

they sold GT to buy CURA ???

irobot001

Gonna buy a GT3rs with my puts tomorrow

DoublePatouain

because it's very very less expensive than a H100... Imagine you figure out you don't need to buy a Mercedes AMG GT one to make your shopping at wallmart, and you will your shopping better with a Mercedes Class V ?

Greedy_Watch6954

GT

clueless_as_fuck

[sh0w +k}(https://youtu.be/p1FBSZNlhTk?si=Pq4zHV203_u8n7GT)

Majestic-Ask8631

Should have used that GT4 money to pick up some NVDA shares for 30c each. Would have turned $50 into 500k.

nouserissave

What car should I buy tomorrow the GT63S or GLE53S

No-Lettuce3564

This resonates a lot. My doctor has a black Urus he drives to the office and an RS6. During summer he bring brings a GT3

NuclearPopTarts

Everything Honda makes is a marvel of engineering. Even Honda's *minivan* is fun to drive. Nissan only makes two good cars, the GT-R and the Z. Everything else Nissan makes is a mediocre rental car boringmobile.

jetpilot6969

Go to the Porsche dealer. Tell the salesman you want a 2024 911 GT3 RS and that you have 140k down. 

jetpilot6969

Allocate a 911 GT3 RS. Enjoy life. 

IllBuyYourCar

Cars that hold the most value: Honda/Toyotas (specifically hybrid models in the highest trim), entry level sports cars (MX5, 86, Civic Si, Elantra N), high dollar SUV’s Esclades/G-Wagons/Urus. Cars that drive off a cliff: Anything EV, Hyundai/Kia, Nissan, Stellantis- excluding SRT products. Cars can be looked at like stocks- New cars are like IPOs that most definitely are going to lose all their value if you hold for too long. While the right used car will stay flat and relatively safe, like a dividend pick. People love to say cars are depreciating assets, but that’s because they’re buying the wrong ones or holding for too long. Calls on naturally aspirated G-Wagons, LC500’s, 05-14 GT500’s, and manual Hellcats. Those are your NVDA’s. No idea if this answers your question Im just rambling 

londonskater

I don’t even think those are good exports. We’re good at exporting culture (music, tv, theatre, movies, literature) and Motorsport (F1, rally, GT) and services maybe like ARM but Europe is fucked, America has the weapons and the money

liquidtv78

mre like GT your shit together LB

EngineerDirector

They’d get $150k from me if they increase production on their GT4 RS

graham_intervention

sorry about your downvotes, but a GT-R alone wont keep nissan afloat. gotta look at their entire fleet and way of doing business. brand image, reliability, quality of the car, etc

InsertJokesHere

Honda wants that twin-turbo 3.8L V6 GT-R engine to put into the Civic.

EyeSea7923

Well what would you have done with the money, buy two Porsche GT3 RS's? Think of all the money. You would have thrown away on depreciation and gas. Makes no sense.

4score-7

I’ve been shopping for a used car. A basic car, a Mustang GT. Not the Shelby, not any special variant. I’m a cash buyer because I don’t do car payments. Carvana’s prices aren’t out of line, until you view the shipping charges. Worse, they lure you in with a car you might go pick up, as their AI shows it based on where your browser says you are located. You go click on the car, turns out it’s somewhere else. If you still want the car, they’ll honor the “pick up” rather than paying to ship, but the date available is much further out. No big deal, right? Let me hit you with this: I am an 800+ score borrower, though I don’t intend to borrow, yet a quick look at their in house financing comes in somewhere between 9-10% for 60 months. Note, I did not do a credit pull, just their “pre-qualify” estimate. Folks, I know a lot of people who sold their cars to Carvana for what seemed like a much higher price than they expected. While that may be true, Carvana is making it back up by things like shipping charges and interest rates jacked to the tits for financing. Consumers, of course, are too fucking stupid to pass on those terms. Not much different than any regular used car dealer, except for one key fact: low mileage, great condition used cars, are gobbled up by Carvana. They are depleting a lot of markets available inventory of used autos. Credit to Carvana for this strategy. Anyway, I’m buying the GT, because I won’t buy another M3 after all the shit I’ve had with my 10 year old one. Never again. But I’ll buy the GT from a dealer, and I’ll negotiate the price I want to pay and the dealer will agree to, in writing, before I ever pay a visit to the dealer to take possession.

neil_2311

Ofc anyone can anything they want. But anyone buying a yacht from this sub is highly unlikely lol otherwise they wouldn't even be here. Ik I'm gonna be buying a Porsche GT one when I'm debt free. Making money to buy your dream car and also helping your family is literally the dream.

GarlicNatural7087

GT is cheap and a solid investment long term I believe, it just has no interest. I think eventually the market goes back to investing and GT will do good then, the question is when will that happen 

Spiritual_Degree6180

GT maybe priced cheaply rn