brblx
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i'm with whoever says keep your current car. $60k gross is probably closer to $40k once you factor in deductions for taxes, insurance, and savings (if you're making 60k a year with no expensives and not saving anything...). buying a car that equals or exceeds your yearly salary- no. just no.
plus the fact that selling a new car after two years is pretty much maximizing its depreciation while not taking advantage of the fact that you still have a warranty and won't be due on any major maintenance for a while.
keep your car and use the money to buy a house while prices are low.
plus the fact that selling a new car after two years is pretty much maximizing its depreciation while not taking advantage of the fact that you still have a warranty and won't be due on any major maintenance for a while.
keep your car and use the money to buy a house while prices are low.