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In reality it would be MUCH smarter to finance an air cooled 911 as a second or third vehicle that *may retain a majority of their value, vs an F150 that I'm 100% sure will be worth next to nothing when I'm done with it.
We don't judge people for borrowing money for a boat, RV, airplane, second home. None of those things retain value like 911s have over the last 15 years... well the second home probably has, but its completely unnecessary.
Priorities, and living within our means. I would never finance a vacation, or put watches or clothing on a credit card, but I would borrow money to get a chance to have a GT3 before I'm too old to drive it properly.
It's arrogant to sit back and tell others what they should or shouldn't borrow money for, especially since the advice ins't fool proof.
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