Plenty of good used 4x4 trucks that are less than 4 years old in the $20-$25 range. No need to spend $40+
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You are a little early...I couldn't afford to get a mid-life crisis car at 43.
Amateurs!! Go big or go home...
Kidding aside, make your finances your priority.
I feel the regular SS is possibly the best sports car for the $$$ on the market. GM just released the 2019 refresh & they added the 10 speed auto like the ZL1. I'm not a fan of the new facia however. It's subjective, but would shoot for a deal on an 18 if I was looking for an SS. If you plan to track it on a road course then get the SS 1LE.Attached FilesComment
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You catch my thread on potentially buying a new truck? I finally talked some sense into myself.
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We recently got rid of my wife's 2014 Camaro SS. Unless you're a small guy, or are perfectly fit, these things suck. You fall into it, and you just about need to phone a friend to get out. My buddy Phil nearly died from getting in and out of it, and I wasn't much better off.
But, it was fast. The fit and finish on the interior was not good. Lower end then I expected for the money. Lot's of plastic, and the typical GM rattles that you can't find. Even when only a couple weeks old the thing rattled. They still have the old 900 lb Camaro doors too.
But it was fast. Pass a car going 75 and bust 100 before you can react fast. 133 on 99 fast. Hit the competitive mode while sitting at a light and make the high school kid with his glass packs watch you become a memory. That was kinda fun. And the brakes were good too.Comment
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‘67-‘69 Camaro. Get a Vette or Hellcat. GO BIG!Comment
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I kept my truck and bought/leased a new Jetta. They’re cheap and dependable.
Keep the truck, get a cheap car.
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I just bought a new 2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 with the 5.3 and it has everything but a sun roof. Heated/AC Leather seats, wood grain, sensors front and rear, camera, auto folding mirrors, touch screen bose stereo system, heated steering wheel, remote start... I honestly think it has everything but a sun roof. I got them down to $41,230 + TT&L with a bed cover and spray on bed liner thrown in, sticker was $55,885.
Not sure if that helps at all but figured I'd throw it out there that a high end truck for under $45k is possible although it's not much under
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Go on a string of very expensive hunts and fishing trips. You’ll get more fun out of your money.Comment
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostA camaro less than 55 years old is a pretty lame mid life crisis. I'd recommend strippers and blow.
Preach
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Talk to a good mechanic and work out a schedule. Rent a truck for 2 weeks, spend $10k and have a new motor, tranny and all running gear replaced on your truck. Cheaper than any of the options above and you’ll have years of more service out of what you have.
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Dale for the win and for that $ you could get a lot of used up strippersComment
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43 you ain't ready for the real mid life crisis yet. Pace yourself grasshopper. Buy something dependable for now and save your coin for when you cross the big 5-0. THEN you can fully rock the mid life crisis thing with something righteous like a corvette. With strippers and blow if the situation calls for that. Please video the experience when you get there and share it with us.Comment
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New cars/trucks are rarely (pretty much never) a good use of your money.
Find a 3-4 year old vehicle and go with that if you want newer. That’s typically when they take the biggest amount of depreciation. Let some other sucker take that hit.
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Stinger......Comment
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Sports cars are silly around town (going to the track is different). Maybe a classic type car?....probably cheaper and easier to self maintain.Comment
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