What is the ultimate NEET car?

[Anonymous No.28029379]

I've almost made it ($30,000 dollars per year passive income doing nothing but playing video games in my NEET nest and being comfy, 30k passive income is made it for me)

I need a car to take a leisurely drive to the local Mcdonalds or KFC, what vehicle is best suited for NEETs?

[Anonymous No.28029610]

>>28029379
1. How'd you make it.
2. Neets don't have cars usually

[Anonymous No.28029636]

walk american

[Anonymous No.28029704]

96 ford ranger

[Anonymous No.28029742]

>>28029610

two rental houses (multiple occupancy so renting each room), I just collect rent and eat tendies.

Only poor neets living in mommys basement dont have cars, I have a decent neetsalary and could afford/need a car

[Anonymous No.28029860]

get a nice sedan with a longitudinal engine

[Anonymous No.28029866]

>>28029379
10 year old Honda civic

[Anonymous No.28029891]

>>28029742
2014-19 corolla looks good

[Anonymous No.28029905]

>>28029379
amg gt

[Anonymous No.28029922]

Yaris

[Anonymous No.28029955]

>>28029379
The one you posted. A used Toyota Camry. Cheap maintenance, reliable, lasts forever, etc.

[Anonymous No.28030002]

>>28029379
If you can find pic related (2014 camry hybrid) under 100k, you'd be set for another 10 years. Comfy ride. Reliable. I think over 40mpg combined city/highway. Can't go wrong.

[Anonymous No.28030077]

>>28030002
100k miles*

[Anonymous No.28030257]

Anon what do you need the car to do? Just drive and not break?

[Anonymous No.28030353]

>>28029379
bus

[Anonymous No.28030683]

get a volkswagen, they have really nice interiors and are pretty zippy. stay away from the turboed engines for less headaches.

[Anonymous No.28030728]

Buy my celica 70k miles

[Anonymous No.28030744]

>>28029742
I’m interested. How do you deal with troublesome tenants and other issues?

[Anonymous No.28031016]

>>28030728
> yamaha engine

probably the worst toyota ever produced and im a fanboi the previous gen were bulletproof.

[Anonymous No.28031342]

>>28029379
If you've got a reliable passive income I recommend a Hilux (not the inferior American Tacoma) for the occasional cheeky weekend jihad.

[Anonymous No.28031351]

>>28029866
I got a 01 honda civic bought off craigslist for 2500 with 88k original miles. Runs like a champ.

[Anonymous No.28031467]

>>28030728
Nice I have a 2000 Celica GTS I bought with 60k miles back in 2010 . It's still running strong at almost 200k now

[Anonymous No.28031666]

I'm going to buy one soon for 2k

[Anonymous No.28031839]

>>28031666
good choice, get a nice one and it will last you forever

[Anonymous No.28032013]

your answer is your pic but, I would go back a few years to find one that was made and assembled in Japan (VIN number starts with J). Find one with low miles and has maintenance history, make sure the service was done at the proper intervals, and don't buy anything that has been in the snow a lot.

pic related my 6k neet mobile got it from an older couple 100k mi on the clock.

[Anonymous No.28032123]

>>28031351
dont forget the timing belt and water pump

[Anonymous No.28032350]

>>28031666
unfathomably based

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1vZenBX4-0&ab_channel=ELSumma

[Anonymous No.28032356]

>>28029379
> this is my car. 10 years old. never selling
> $840K in taxable and retirement, will go NEET as soon as they fire me, selling just $33K per year
> paid off townhouse, never selling
> 32 ETH staking, never selling
> 2.5 BTC left after cashing out at $40K, never selling, just earning interest and using as collateral for loans

[Anonymous No.28032847]

>>28030728
They're nice, my brother has owned a few he blew the motor on an 80s model being a dumbass but they're reliable. I bought it at 40,000mi 7 years ago but it has a salvage title so it's been a little difficult to move. I do have maintenance history, just going to hold i think someone will fall in love with it.