Get money breh

[TRUEST]

It is a track car for rich people only how can afford to transport it from track to track and rent those tracks for themselves only. nikkas on the coli don't have the type of money for this car to make sense.

its a ridiculous car no matter how u look at it. if u gon spend money on somethnig, spend it on something luxurious.

 

[Chief]

its a ridiculous car no matter how u look at it. if u gon spend money on somethnig, spend it on something luxurious.

Breh as I said before we don't have the money for this to make sense

 

[BasketCase]

 

[Turbulent]

Buy an expensive car so you can hire a race track. Have the super expensive car transported there and back.

From an accounting perspective it makes you wonder how long this person will stay wealthy. Dough does know how to end.

as long as you keep your income higher than your expenses you'll stay wealthy no matter how frivolous your expenses might be. it's all about proportions.

Seinfeld, an automobile enthusiast and avid collector, owns a large Porsche collection.[77] He rented a hangar at the Santa Monica Airport, in Santa Monica, California, for an extended period of time during the 1990s for storage of some of the vehicles in the collection.[citation needed]

One tally has Seinfeld owning 46 Porsches.[78] Paul Bannister has written that Seinfeld's collection includes Porsche 911s from various years, 10 Porsche Boxsters each painted a different color, and the famous 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder, the same model and pearl-grey color that actor James Dean was driving when he crashed and died.[79] The Discovery Channel television show Chasing Classic Cars[which?] claims that Seinfeld owns the first and last air-cooled Porsche 911s produced. The centerpiece is a $700,000 Porsche 959, one of only 337 built. He was not allowed to drive it, due to the fact that the car was "not street-legal", which is because US emission and crash tests were never performed for the model since Porsche refused to donate four Porsche 959s for destruction tests. He imported the car "for exhibition purposes", on the stipulation that it may never be driven on US roads.[79] The car was made US street legal in 1999 under the "Show and Display" federal law.[80][81] Seinfeld wrote an article for the February 2004 issue of Automobile, reviewing the Porsche Carrera GT.[82]

this shyt costs hundreds of thousands yearly not only to purchase but also to store and maintain. but then again he makes 10s to 100s of millions yearly. it's all about proportions, not about the nature of the expense itself. this shyt is ridiculous but he can afford it. the problem is that a lot of people either aren't financially savvy enough to understand budgeting and income vs expenses OR they just don't pay enough attention to it to where they don't even realize the rate at which their income slowed down or their expenses increased.

 

[Heafcliffe]

Even if I had the money, wouldn't cop.

I've been on my "get money and save money" mindset for a min now.

Moving to the "get money, save money, and further diversify money" if I come up on this 6 figure gig. Hopefully before the New Year.

 

[observe]

Lol broke boys exposing themselves in this thread..we copping this the first day..might cop 2..one for me and one for my coolie to drive my wallet and phone in the passenger seat

 

[Supercoolmayo]

Gas must be expensive.

It ain't worth it

 

[Another Man]

It looks like the less outrageous Ferrari version of he Lamborghini Vaneno.

I'm getting that too

 

[AtomicUse]

I'm getting that too

Go for it. They only made 3. :pachah:

 

[Another Man]

Go for it. They only made 3. :pachah:

Guess its gonna be me and two other coli posters.

 

[Regine Hunter]

Even if I had the money, wouldn't cop.

I've been on my "get money and save money" mindset for a min now.

Moving to the "get money, save money, and further diversify money" if I come up on this 6 figure gig. Hopefully before the New Year.

just had to