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Originally posted by moerom I still can't beleive 85g in a Honda.
Imagine the opportunity cost of that $$$. Even at 7% bank rate, or 5% bond rate, he would be giving up minimum $4250 non compounded interest dollars every year plus the principal.
Instead of blowing 85,000 dollars on a Honda, he could have saved it. Using compounded interest (which banks will offer for that sum) he could have 100,000 to 120,000 in a matter of 5 years.
Then he could buy a sick sick sick car and not drive a Honda.
Originally posted by empowerd I was also asked to show my car there, but wasn't too keen on having it unattended (and unprotected) for the weekend.
Unattended? Every car I saw had a girl in a tight red tube top guarding it, I bet they know Tae bo or something intimidating.
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