If you drive a luxury vehicle, what is your HHI and net worth?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

In what regards?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

+1

Just showing off (not smartly) at your HHI

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

They start at $70k. That's almost 4 months salary at your HHI, assuming you bought the cheapest model (which seems unlikely). That's just a bad financial move.

[Anonymous]

Tesla Model S. ~100k. Bought with cash. HHI 450k. NW >4x that.

IDGAF if meets “rules” - I work hard, spend an hour or more on daily commute and I wanted it. You only live once, puts a smile on my face everyday and much cheaper than an affair. No regrets - live a little people!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

In what regards?

NP. Does DCUM ever just spend money for fun? Just because it makes you happy? Or because you want to? Not every penny has to be "smart" or an "investment".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

In what regards?

NP. Does DCUM ever just spend money for fun? Just because it makes you happy? Or because you want to? Not every penny has to be "smart" or an "investment".

I am the cayenne PP. This is exactly it. It was my husbands dream car (he’s a car guy). We bought it used. It makes him very very happy. That counts for a lot for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

A waste to you, money well spent to us. If we had trouble saving/paying the bills, you’d probably have a point.

They start at $70k. That's almost 4 months salary at your HHI, assuming you bought the cheapest model (which seems unlikely). That's just a bad financial move.

Not every decision we make is based on saving more money. After my dad passed away I realized life really is too short. The car is awesome. So much fun to drive. That is worth more than another 60K in the bank for us. Like I said, if we couldn’t pay our bills, or had nothing saved for retirement/kids college, you’d have a point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

+1

Just showing off (not smartly) at your HHI

Believe it or not (I know you won’t), my husband couldn’t care less what anyone thinks of him or his car. It just makes him really happy to drive it.

[Anonymous]

I believe it. Some people are just into cars while other are in to clothes, vacations, knitting, sports tickets. Why is that so hard for some to understand? I personally don't care about cars and have been driving a very old car. but I know it makes some people really happy to drive and have a nice car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

+1

Just showing off (not smartly) at your HHI

Believe it or not (I know you won’t), my husband couldn’t care less what anyone thinks of him or his car. It just makes him really happy to drive it. [/quote]

IDK, sounds like he is really immature. Maybe you guys are still in 20s.

[Anonymous]

Macan S and a 911. $400k hhi $20m net worth. Leased through my business.

[Anonymous]

We have many independent "govt contractors", and these people can get tax writeoffs for a lot of stuff as "business expenses". It includes huge SUVs and vans, and many home improvements. You need a mode of transportation and a space to do business, amiright? Huge SUVs and minivans...usually Mercedes or BMW.

[Anonymous]

Bought BMW, $325 HHI, $3M NW
DH drives a toyota

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bought Porsche Cayenne. Certified used. HHI $250. Net worth 1.2M.

That seems like a crazy way to waste money at your HHI/NW.

+1

Just showing off (not smartly) at your HHI

Believe it or not (I know you won’t), my husband couldn’t care less what anyone thinks of him or his car. It just makes [b]him really happy to drive it.

IDK, sounds like he is really immature. Maybe you guys are still in 20s.

He’s immature because his car makes him happy? That’s an interesting perspective.