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Originally Posted by 4Hockey4
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Originally Posted by Darth One
Sure. Having a car or two dedicated for pleasure driving is awesome. To quote Ferris Bueller, if you have the means I highly recommend picking one up.
The one thing that's not for me, though, is the "weekday beater" concept. I need my daily driver to not be a steep drop-off from the other cars or else I feel I'm punishing myself. Not criticizing anyone who drives a <$10k car with a M car or Ferrari at home, to each his/her own.
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I agree to an extent, but by driving the old Civic I was able to buy a nicer car, also wouldn't want to put out >$100K just always to be driving a nice car. ANd for those of us that drive into a "city", garages, on street parking, no way I'd park my 235i there. |
Yeah, totally fair and there are many good reasons to do it, including yours.
I daily drove a Civic too when I got my GT3 back in 2010. Ended up just daily driving the GT3. And then when that got old, I sold the Civic for an E90 M3...which honestly was a bit of a stretch financially so all those good intentions on fiscal responsibility went out the window
