I need a car...

Whats up Ari Gold...how is pimpin' pharmaceuticals going. Lots of Dr. dinners and office lunches? Funny thing, I was at Blue Hanu a few weeks ago with 2 friends from Huntington.



I'd easily buy that 328xi, BMW had a $391.00 per month lease advertised last month. The trick is, there are no cars! All of the 07 328xi with xenon and sport are GONE. The Jeep seems like such a deal. Its got a $39k sticker and the payment for 2 years is $373.00, seriously high residual.



I bought a new place in White Plains, I close on Oct 1.

NYC was tighter than a nunn's chuff with my wife and 2 dogs. Plus all of our stuff is on storage, its a total joy to drive to Long Island City to get a "serving dish" that is in an unmarked box in a warehouse.
 
Well it seems like you are happy with the Jeep, congrats!



I work from home in sales and my airport car is a 92 Acura Legend Coupe, and the finish takes a beating parked outside 2-3 weeks a month. It's a great thing that you leased!
 
Thanks,

We dont drive many miles, and my wife and I get tired of the cars pretty quickly. I own my business, so I use the lease write off as all of the maint and fuel.



If I drove 100 miles per day or drive clients around constantly, I'd buy an S550 or something like that, I just cant justify it sensibly.
 
jsatek said:
Thanks,

We dont drive many miles, and my wife and I get tired of the cars pretty quickly. I own my business, so I use the lease write off as all of the maint and fuel.



If I drove 100 miles per day or drive clients around constantly, I'd buy an S550 or something like that, I just cant justify it sensibly.
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That makes sense. I am younger guy in a different income bracket. I have always wanted a 3-Series. I can afford one now but could not justify the payments for a car that gets about a thousand miles per year. Espescially when my A to B car only costs me about 15 bucks a month in insurance.



I think you did the right thing. I always drove cars but bought the wifey a yukon XL and i definitely enjoy the 4wd in the winter.
 
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