/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6549381
>invest
>car

pick one

>>6549381
It depends, is it a special and rare car?

>is investing in a quickly depreciating asset with high maintenance costs a good idea?

Leasing a sports car is a classic Tracy Jordan investment.

>loses 50% of value in first year of usage

Yes anon totally! Lets invest in cars!

>>6549381
cars are expenses, not investments (unless you plan on literally not driving the car).

>>6549381
Cars are always a waste of money. If you do decide to splurge, buy used, no exception.

>>6549381
Buy air jordans nigger

>>6549527

I was going to post something but this anon summed up my thoughts perfectly.

>>6549453
This

>unironically read richdad poor dad

>>6549576
usually not always.
That being said
doesn't mean you can't buy yourself something nice within reason.
>>6549619
I bet you like your women used too soyboy.

>>6549381
invest ; Jnˈvɛst ; verb
1. put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit.

>>6549381

fuck no

just rent and drive for fun

>>6549381
A car is never an investment. You're only losing money with a car, never gaining any. Remember that.

>>6549453
FPBP

>>6549381
Don't listen to these idiots, cars are great investments. You should invest in one so that you can drive to work and make money.

>>6550059
Not true, try to buy a 1971 Hemi Cuba in show condition. Pro tip, you can’t afford it, if you can even find one.

>>6549381
If its limited edition or classic, yes.
But if you want nice car that you can drive around and pick up girls then make money off this, NO.

>>6549381
yes they call them "investment vehicles" for a reason

>>6550188
*Cuda

>>6550173
this.
Would never hire anyone who didnt have a car.