I gotta say, a car is a pretty shitty investment. You will never see a return on it.

But I do agree with the rest.

I used to be insane over my 350 no one drove it. I did everything possible to prevent even a scratch! Now with my 370z im still careful but i have no problem with mechanics and valets driving it. I love my car put alot of time and money into it but in the end its a toy not an investment.People should DD their z's enjoy it !:tup:

yes, drive it till the sunsets, nice and fast and on roads that curve

poor people say things for justification. people with money do wat they want to do with their cars.

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Realist guy on here:tiphat: to you lol

I have an '05 Titan, immaculate shape, all paid for, worth $10K (Edmunds/Kelly Blue Book)

How's that for a return on MY investment? :tup:

Sounds like you need to take care of YOUR investments a little better... :icon17:

A titan you most likely paid over 20k on that sounds like a 10 thousand dollar lose ...


Also my 370 is in immaculate condition drive it everyday had it valeted !:icon18:

Lols. All people do both. I think that logic down there just ate itself.




Tapatalk & such etc

Just watched the valet stall the car, and then lay down rubber trying not to stall again. I told him the aftermarket clutch was tricky. Can't decide if I should be amused or irritated.

I pefer to drive my car, just me. But I wouldnt have a problem letting a valet driver park my car depending on the place.

Didn't have a choice this time. Didn't want to force the issue at the gf's company Xmas party.

Cars are one of the worst investments ever. In fact they should be called a depreciating asset for a better description. Only a small fraction of a percent of vehicles gain value. 370z's or titans are not in that category.

What you are attempting to do is minimize your loss. Investing in Facebook has a better return!

Anyways, if you want to have nice vehicles, that's great. That's why we are here. Just don't fool yourself into thinking that its an investment.

If you purchased $20k in stock and it proceeded to lose 55+% over five years, would you consider that a good investment? I look at my stock portfolio and I would die if that happened! I'm just trying to stay ahead of the s&p