<p>Seriously dude, PM me. I have some ideas about what to do with the money.</p>
<p>seriously though, you’re better off leasing because i really doubt you will want a entry level bmw/lexus in 3 years when it’s worth less than half it’s original cost, out of warranty and not the latest model.</p>
<p>I drive the public MTA every morning…yay me!!!</p>
<p>Saves gas money.</p>
<p>Omg my school is right across the street from a country club so you can only imagine the cars i see in the parking lot. I’m talking 16 year olds $60-70,000 BMW’s to $150,000 porsches it makes me want to cry lol
a girl in my biology class totaled her parents Cadillac so her dad bought her a brand new Hummer (nice punishment dad lol)
(: whatever i won’t be 16 till the end of 11th grade anyways so no driving for me :p</p>
<p>Wow… Who drives Hummers anymore?</p>
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<p>Wow… there is so much wrong with this that I don’t even know where to begin.</p>
<p>199? (Insurance says '95, looks like a '98) Red Pontiac Sunfire. Priceless.</p>
<p>Edit: In my school parking lot there are a couple Jags, a brand new BMW, 2010 Camero, and two years ago a Ferrari. I wish my parents were loaded.</p>
<p>How about a Mercedes-Benz GLK Class? It’s one of Mercedes’ SUVs, so it’ll be roomier (though, being under 5ft, I’m not sure how a 6ft person would fill it out), but small enough that it’s still sleek like the smaller sedans, and its price is around $35000.</p>
<p>My dream first car is a Mercedes Benz SLK Class, but I don’t have that kind of money. My aunt is offering me a car of that caliber if I go back to my home country for college, but I’m staying put and settling for a used Honda Civic as my first baby. :)</p>
<p>I’m happy that there are very few nice cars in my school’s student lot. A few kids have brand new Volvos and Hondas, but that’s about it. Makes me feel better about my future clunker.</p>
<p>A kid on the baseball team in my school got a Maserati from his parents, and it wasn’t even his birthday. o_o</p>
<p>(Hopefully) I’m getting my own car this summer. An STi would be ideal, but I’m poor, so I’m settling with either an FC (1989) or FD (1994) Mazda RX-7.</p>
<p>Hopefully the car I get in the fall will be decent, that’s all I’m worried about.</p>