[DuskPhilosophy]

Child (and sometimes adult) psychiatrist

[jcardea]

Mechanical Engineer Automotive

[GrussGott]

Originally Posted by Resjudicata

Stay away from DC.

my k street days ended in 2006 and since then I've followed your advice religiously!

Literally have never been back

[evodz]

crypto trading

[Contach]

Oral Surgeon, and wife a doctor but in residency.
But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

[iceRN09]

See my User ID LOL

[DuskPhilosophy]

Originally Posted by Contach

Oral Surgeon, and wife a doctor but in residency.
But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

I'm financing but seeing the other responses in this thread makes me wonder if this is the wisest decision for me. I just can't wrap my head around leasing though, I like the idea of something being mine, and I commit to things for quite some time. Oh well, it's in my budget and I feel like this can be one way to treat myself for finishing residency . Good luck to your wife

[wifesbimmer]

I am a 39 year old middle aged sole provider of a family of 5 with 3 multi million dollar businesses and in pretty hefty debts that would possibly overwhelm a lot of people. I trade crypto and securities on the side. Debts inspire me to work hard and keep strong.

[cellarrat]

Usually sleep in, make a nice breakfast. Read the (hard copy) newspaper and finish a pot of coffee, then spend an hour correcting the internet. Hit the gym. Teach one class per semester at a local law school.

So not much.

[10101X5]

Originally Posted by DuskPhilosophy

I'm financing but seeing the other responses in this thread makes me wonder if this is the wisest decision for me. I just can't wrap my head around leasing though, I like the idea of something being mine, and I commit to things for quite some time. Oh well, it's in my budget and I feel like this can be one way to treat myself for finishing residency . Good luck to your wife

I've leased the last 10 cars or so. This time around I financed. The numbers are no longer significantly different. This way I don't have to deal with excess miles when trade in, not that it's a big deal. Many still do lease because they can put one car on their business.

[AdmirG07]

Originally Posted by cooldude1

I know this forum is heavily geared towards enthusiasts, but surely I’m not the only one who considers a $70k car expensive, let alone fully loaded $90k+ M50’s. So that got me curious, what kind of jobs/work do others do to be able to afford not one but often two cars at these price points?

(No intention to be rude, just a general question)

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[Bearco]

Originally Posted by cooldude1

I know this forum is heavily geared towards enthusiasts, but surely I’m not the only one who considers a $70k car expensive, let alone fully loaded $90k+ M50’s. So that got me curious, what kind of jobs/work do others do to be able to afford not one but often two cars at these price points?

(No intention to be rude, just a general question)

When are you goin to share?

Originally Posted by The Libertine

Negotiate contracts for sale of Medical Devices.

So your the guy that's a pain in the butt in purchasing, asking for discounts to justify your position? /s

I'm the guy at the other side of the table trying to sell you stuff. Not necessarily med devices, but sometimes to med device mfgs.

[AdmirG07]

Originally Posted by Contach

Oral Surgeon, and wife a doctor but in residency.
But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

Incorrect

[Bearco]

Originally Posted by Contach

Oral Surgeon, and wife a doctor but in residency.
But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

Originally Posted by AdmirG07

Incorrect

Right, I don't see the appeal in leasing unless I knew for sure I'm keeping it for only 2-3 years.

[nZtiZia]

Originally Posted by Contach

But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

i purchased the 45e

[YuicyYumboYack]

I purchased as well. Will likely keep the car for at least 5 years.

[Wait What?]

Originally Posted by YuicyYumboYack

I purchased as well. Will likely keep the car for at least 5 years.

Same here, purchased my X5 and am likely to hold on to it for more than five years.

[10101X5]

Originally Posted by YuicyYumboYack

I purchased as well. Will likely keep the car for at least 5 years.

Originally Posted by Wait What?

Same here, purchased my X5 and am likely to hold on to it for more than five years.

Yeah that's what we've been saying for the fast 10 years

Originally Posted by Bearco

When are you goin to share?

He probably already did.

[mar_carol]

I'm a paralegal...

[AdmirG07]

Originally Posted by Contach

Oral Surgeon, and wife a doctor but in residency.
But I would imagine most are not buying these cars, they are being leased, no?

No

[Flanntastic]

Originally Posted by Resjudicata

Dream job. They made movies about it. Lord of War and the newer gun runner, War dogs.

lets just say I know the real guys from War Dogs well

[ksavostin]

Accounting.