Offered 38,000 for 22 platinum.

Does he sell insurance by chance?

 

You don't know what you are missing! These 3rd gens are pretty sweet, as long as the engines keep running. ;-O But I did really like the 2nd gens in that blue color. My fave. But, unfortunately, that came with 13 mpg. LOL.

 

My buddy pays less a month for his Lambo...

 

People always forget that “a lot of money” is a very relative term.

 

Save some exclamation points for the rest of us.

 

What’s your boat and baseball equipment budget look like?

 

How much were you expecting?

If you are trading it in because of issues (hail, motor recall), the dealer knows that.

 

lulz!!

 

I’m guessing if it’s an early ‘22 purchase, anywhere from $2500 to $10000 negative.

I got $45,000 on trade for a ‘22 Limited TRD OR CM almost 2 months ago. 24,000 miles. I was anything but “upside down” lol.

 

Sounds like your real problem is the price of the vehicle. If I hold the vehicle to the end of the finance term the total cost of interest is less than $2,000. That's $667 per year. That is before the tax deductions for the interest payments. Now factor in time value of money. Why wouldn't I finance it????

 

It is waaayyyy more than my mortgage too. ha ha ha

 

Paid boat insurance today - $600 for the year. Not bad at all.
$100/month for covered storage. Usually spend about $200 on gas /trip. We’ve made 3 trips this year.

Baseball/softball is a bit more - $175/month club dues for both kids combined. Gear and travel probably another $250/month.

 

I just don't have a need for it anymore. Looking to get into a WRX.

 

This was everyone’s thought in 2007.

 

Look at Mr Reasonable hobby expenditures guy here.

 

That’s why I invest in the pocket knife market. Zero risk.

 

I'll give you that one.

 

Guns and ammo have never done me wrong. I even bought some Toyota stock to diversify.

 

And don’t forget the firearms. Financial AND physical security.

 

Coincidence that Warren B just sold $1B of Bank of America stock??

 

Guns and knives are pretty much foolproof investments. You can make a hell of a profit both by selling and using them.

 

I feel the same about fish bobbers

 

I’m just responding to the $1900 a month and it being in lambo territory. Chill buddy

Oh and it’s a 2023..

 

Yeah, hook up a online buy back through Carvana. They should be better than that, Has anyone with a 23 or newer without the engine recall been the subject of low-ball trade ins?

 

Oof. As they say, a boat is a hole in the water you throw $$ into.... even before it starts needing repairs.

 

Sorry, you guys are terrible at math, apparently, or just like to compare apples to oranges. A Lambo Urus at $275,000 for 36 months (assuming zero interest) would be ~$7638/month. That's just a little more than the fully financed Tundra in question for 36 months at $1900. Just a little more. And many times x my long retired mortgage.

 

I got an offer in the high 50s for my 23 Platinum with a little over 30k on the odometer a few months ago.