is 50k too expensive for my first car?

Question

I'm 18, I'm not a new driver, I've been driving my dads old car for the past 3 years. I have roughly $50,000 which is all the money I have and I'm trying to spend it on my dream car. I still can't afford the car but $50,000 will be enough to payoff most of the car and finance the rest. The problem is that my parents will think I'm stupid and they will be extremely disappointed in me if I buy this car. I still live with my parents but I would buy this car in a heartbeat and would have no regrets if my parents would be ok with it. Any tips on what I should do? thanks

Answer 1

No it is highly stupid of you to do this. Like many said, focusing on your education right now would be most important, that or finding a good full time job some where and then from there, work full time, save up even more and then move out of your parents house in a year or two with over $100k.

You could also take a portion of the money and buy a nice car. It may not be your dream car, but some go their whole lives without their dream car, job, house, etc.

Assuming the car you want is a sports car as its more than $50k (could be a truck, but you did say car). You could buy a fairly fast, good looking car for under $20k.

A friend of mine bought a '13 Cruze turbo that is moderately fast and is fairly good looking. Basically new at only 36k KM. Cost him with taxes and a very high interest rate, $21k.

Or even an 04 Grand Prix GT (which another friend owns). It is faster than the Cruze and is pretty darn good looking. Only cost him $2700.

And at your age, no dealership/bank is going to be able to finance a vehicle for you, whether it be $15k or $100,000. The only way you are getting your dream car is either, a) your parents financing it for you, (which they won't considering what you said), b) saving enough for it, or praying to god they will drop the price to $50k, or c) buying it straight out from a private dealer for less than retail price.

Answer 2

Money being no object it would not matter how much the first car is. If you can afford an expensive car you can afford collision insurance so what is the issue?

But like everyone else, I think you are a plain fou to sink all that money into a car. It shows poverty of imagination. You could do so many great things with 35 of those ks. You could travel. You could spend some on wine, women & song. In many places you could even buy a house outright. But just the car is fancy? That is a dead end. Nobody will care and it will just be to get from point A to point B.

The only way I would buy it is if I knew I could resell it at a high price. If this were a classic car rather than a newbie, it would at least hold its value. Although for that you need to be a car expert.....

Answer 3

Money being no object it would not matter how much the first car is. If you can afford an expensive car you can afford collision insurance so what is the issue?

But like everyone else, I think you are a plain fou to sink all that money into a car. It shows poverty of imagination. You could do so many great things with 35 of those ks. You could travel. You could spend some on wine, women & song. In many places you could even buy a house outright. But just the car is fancy? That is a dead end. Nobody will care and it will just be to get from point A to point B.

The only way I would buy it is if I knew I could resell it at a high price. If this were a classic car rather than a newbie, it would at least hold its value. Although for that you need to be a car expert.

Answer 4

Yes, I'd say 50K or more for your first car is way too much. First of all the financing and the full coverage insurance on that vehicle at your age will be tremendous! Add to that the myriad of other expenses of that type of vehicle, and those who would be jealous of it and may intentionally damage it, and you'll probably be sorry you ever bought it. The worst part of the whole scenario is the fact that the car will be depreciating the entire time you own it. Get someone to help you invest at least 60% to 70% of that 50K, and use the rest to buy a sensible vehicle that's good basic transportation. You'll be much happier and I'm sure your parents will be happier also!

Answer 5

Buy a nice 10-15k car. Put the rest in a mutual fund or other investment where it will gain interest.

Then when you are older you could put a huge down payment on a house. I know you are young ( I am too, I'm 21) and do not think about that sometimes, but do not blow it all on a car just because you will look cool or whatever. On top of the dealers or any banks not financing any amount to you right now (unless you have credit history), the tax on a 50,000 car is probably a lot. and think of insurance and don't forget repairs and maintenance.



The point is... it is never a good idea to invest 100% of your savings into something that will depreciate the moment you drive away with it and exponentially as time goes on. Think about it.

Answer 6

Like an earlier comment said = 50k is an awful lot to spend on your first car. I m assuming you want a sports car. there are a vast number of options out there for far cheaper. Mazda s, nissan 370z s, Hyundai tuscanis, chargers, challengers, camaros, mustangs. The list goes on and on. Be smart with your money, you re not at that point in your life where you can afford a 50k sports car. Your insurance rates will be obscene, plus the maintenance on a car of that value will not be cheap. Use your head. You should work full time and gain money and then use it to buy something lasting like a house not a car which u may damage

Answer 7

I wouldn't spend that much, even back when I was 18 (That would get you a Rolls then). For half your money you can get a very nice car that will last you 10-20 years if you keep up the regular maintenance. I never had to put my '98 Corolla in the shop, except for body repair when it got hit by a Modesto chick who couldn't see out the black tint on her windows and she drove into me on the freeway. Go test drive a few cars; Hondas, Toyotas, or even a nice Yamaha motorcycle and get the one that gives you your money's worth. When I was 18 I could have bought a house and a couple of cars for $50k. Maybe $50k today is just chicken scratch. I feel for you. Even if you're rich, money just doesn't get you much these days. Talk to a banker about investing. I turned $35k into $200k following good advice of a banker.

Answer 8

50k is an awful lot to spend on your first car. I'm assuming you want a sports car. there are a vast number of options out there for far cheaper. Mazda's, nissan 370z's, Hyundai tuscanis, chargers, challengers, camaros, mustangs. The list goes on and on. Be smart with your money, you're not at that point in your life where you can afford a 50k sports car. Your insurance rates will be obscene, plus the maintenance on a car of that value will not be cheap. Use your head.

Answer 9

Your thinking is way off as far as what the call of demand is . What your demand and desire is out of balance. $50,000. Autos is for people that have a Steady none stop income and those that are planning on the Costly Auto to be there last auto before Stopping driving and or Living. Spending Half that much might be a better way to visualize Your self in the Auto you like so much. And Know this the Re sale value of the High cost Auto is going to loose 1/3 to 1/2 the over all price you pay for your High Priced Auto in as little as 4 years. The Insurance is going to be around $3000. Yearly or More if its a Sports car less maybe $2700. a year if its a New truck And its required.

Answer 10

Got it,you want to say you are rich .Fact is that car is not investment in general a property that can be relocated or can be stolen is not count as investment .It's a good that it worth a value depend of what is good for .Having a new car it's better than having a used or none .You talking about cash buying ,which there's no such thing and you need go trough to the finance except you pay cash to a person that already is finance the car and want to sale it to you in cash deal ,this type of deal are scam and you will be loose good amount the money for some thing that you can purchase it with 5000 down payment .Now if you want to buy muscles car (dream car ) that is some thing else and you know your best how to spend your money and no one can tell you do not do some thing that is your dream.

Answer 11

Get something for around two grand. Something SAFE AND RELIABLE!. LIke a minivan,SUV or sedan ie Buicks and Ford Crown VIcs. The reason being you have very high odds of getting in a wreck. Those vehicles hold up in a wreck. Save the rest of the money for college or a rainy day. The odds are a 50k car will be wrapped around a tree or killing an inoccent bystander.You parents are right. BTW no car payments no headache.

Answer 12

I'd say if you have done your education, and don't need to pay any money towards that, then go for it. But if you still need to complete your education, and maybe owe people money then a 50k car isn't right for you right now. But you could try a bit of both, the money you have now use it woards your car and then every pay day put half towards a new car and half towards education, debts etc.



I'd also say a nice expensive car for your first, shows you either worked hard for it, or your parents bought it for you.

Answer 13

At 18 you should be planning for your future, and your parents would be correct in that blowing all of your money on a car is stupid. Especially when you should be looking at colleges. Also note that your "dream car" will probably cost a fortune to insure at your age, and if it's something that expensive it will probably also cost a lot to maintain.



What you should do is focus on getting ready for your career - go to college or whatever, and in a few years when you have a good job you can then revisit this dream car idea.

Answer 14

Never borrow money to buy a depreciating asset. That's what a car is, especially a new one. The day you pick it up it drops by nearly a third of its value. Odds are pretty good that at your age you will have an accident & write it off. (Not kidding) If you've bought it by borrowing money you are now in the situation of still paying for something you no longer have.

Buy a cheap reliable vehicle 6 -10 year old Jap with service history & invest the rest in education or to go eventually in buying a house.

Answer 15

You are stupid and an idiot to think of this. What is your justification in owning a "50K car?" So you can be 'ballin?' Get your priorities straight, and use that money for an education, which I am sure that is what has been earmarked for. Buy a $1000 beater, and deal with it!!

Answer 16

From experience I would recommend getting into something practical because you never know what can happen. You could get the car of your dreams and someone hit you and it be a total loss, invest in yourself your education, perhaps some property or investments retirement is a good one because it is never too early to start saving for your future. Please Please do not get into something that is absorbent, if you have 50k and it still isn't enough then that tells you something do not spend beyond your means, build your credit up and go from there. Good Luck

Answer 17

I had a Shipmate (Navy) who received 20K as a re-enlistment bonus. He put it down on his

"Dream Corvette". 2 weeks later his Insurer cancelled coverage due to his age (22). The extended

30 days for him to find other insurance. TWO DAYS later A City Sanitation (Garbage) truck rolled

over the 'Vette' rear bumper to front bumper -- DEMOLISHED IT! -- 4:30 or 5 AM; my friend was

in bed ASLEEP! Insurance paid for it; he GOT smart and bought a less expensive car; with no

problem Insuring it!

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REALLY, 50K is TOO EXPENSIVE for ANY car! (Even High Price "Dream Cars"). IT IS only

transportation.

Answer 18

Im 20 and Im going to say you can get a nice car that's less expensive. Save your money man its the smart thing to do. I didn't have anything close to 50 k when i was 18 and I still don't now. but if I did i wouldn't blow it all on a car. One crash and that cars history. Get something nice but affordable. There are plenty of cars with a lot of power and style in the below $30,000 range. Save your money, its not the sexiest thing to do with your money but its the smartest. JUst because you can afford it doesn't mean you should buy it.

Answer 19

You can't buy the car now! Once all of the money you are spending gets in order, then you can think about buying it. But right now would be a bad time to buy a 50k car.

Answer 20

At your age I think it would be best to save as much money as possible for your education/life. The question is really do you want to spend 50k, when you could buy a just as fuel efficient car for 30k? Do you want to economical? What could you do more efficiently with that extra 20 k? Balance these out and you will have your answer.



I hope this helps :)

Answer 21

I cant think of anybody who spent 50k on thier first car. Typically I think its around 5k. But if i understand your question correctly, the actual cost is more than 50k. Now you've got money but if you spent "all the money you have" on this car then you would be in debt and broke. Is that ok w/U

Answer 22

Absolutely!!!! Buy a newer model Lexus, (or whatever type car you like) that's certified pre-owned. Invest the rest that you'd have pissed away. Seriously, when I was 18 I would have done the same thing. I'm 33, I'm an investment Consultant, this is what I do with cars and the money saved from not going crazy. Lexus just happens to be my brand of choice.

Answer 23

Go for it, why not? Its your money right? If your parents are letting you stay with them, why rush out? Many people who are 18 yrs old dont even have that much money I would think of it as a bonus allowance you earned. Maybe you are just starting out in college or maybe looking to get a full time job? Idk but you would still be on par with many ppl your age even if you dont have 50k in your pocket. If its something you really want, buy it and dont live a life of regret. BTW can you tell me what car you're trying to buy?

Answer 24

Buy a cheap car to use for the first three years of being insured.

Very expensive insurance, “assigned risk”, is normal for any driver without 3 years of insurance history. It’s three times as expensive as normal.

3 years of being on an auto policy, (no big accident) helps a lot.

You get out of the “Assigned Risk” category.

Then over 25 years old, rates drop down to normal.

Being on your parents insurance as an occasional driver for 3 years creates insurance history. (That would be true even if you seldom drove your parent’s car).

For a car in your own name:

Having a cheap, replaceable car for the first 3 years, would make it unnecessary to pay for collision insurance, on top of the state mandatory liability insurance.

Like a $3000 car plus if needed, new tires and brakes, battery tune up...

With no collision insurance, if you crash, you must fix it or replace it yourself, unless you get hit in the rear, for example, then the other driver’s insurance must fix your car.

3 years of no collision insurance can save about $3000. Check the rates.

Any car bought with a loan requires this expensive collision insurance to protect the bank's investment.

And ANY expensive car should have collision coverage. Then no matter how it gets damaged the insurance company has to fix it or replace it.

(Being the owner of the vehicle protects your parents in the case of a law suit.

If your parents own your car, people can sue your parents after a crash.)

Answer 25

50K of course is expensive, just buy a under $30K car like Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, money important is life and education, what a stupidest person ever I ask people that question, dream car is usually a concept car

Answer 26

You can get a very nice new car for $20K or less but I know how you feel in wanting a dream car! And I'm sure others will disagree with me but I'd say put this money and buy a tiny house to live in or buy a similar car or keep saving up or just go on a shopping spree but just don't be impulsive and blow it on someone useless, you may regret it!

Answer 27

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Answer 28

Yes it is Too Much expensive for First Car.

Answer 29

If depends on your personal wealth and how much you desire this 50K car,or Auro as the Americans would say.



Its far far too expensive for me,it may not be for you ?

Answer 30

Yes. Buy a used car for around $12-15K if you want it to be reliable. Nothing else matters. If it's all about your image then wasting $50k tells me more about you than you can imagine...

Answer 31

Yes. You can buy a new car for sure but spend like 20 thousand dollars. You could save your money, buy your own house, pay for an education. You can do a whole lot other than blow it on a car. I'm 21 struggling to pay for my car, education, and apartment. I would kill to have that kind of money saved. I literally have 5 cents!

Answer 32

yup that is stupid, listen to your parents

1) if you have 50,000 to blow start paying your parents room and board these things are not free,

2) you should put some in the bank to save for a rainny day (they will come it is called life)

3) how much will it cost for insurance ?

4) does it only take premium gas ?

5) expensive cars are expensive to fix, where will that money come from?

have all the answers, you need to do some research before making that mistake?

Answer 33

Pretty much everyone I know regrets their first car purchase. Until you've owned a car, you really don't know what you want and need out of a car. Drop a few grand on an old Focus or Accord, drive it for a year, then go out and and start looking for the car you really want.

Answer 34

dude you're only 18, get a car thats less than 20k if you think about it, you buy a $50k car, not only that you need insurance which isn't cheap as well, and if you get into an accident, there goes your car, if a minor accident, prob almost 1000 dollars of repairing

Answer 35

If i were you i wouldnt spend 50k on a car unless you are really wealthy if i were u should spend some money on a good fuel efficent car and save the rest for college.

Answer 36

You could invest that money now and be actually rich in a few years if you did some research.



Or, go for the most expensive car you can afford and in 5 years sell it for a couple grand...

Answer 37

Its far too expensive, buy a nice cheap car and then to drive safely first before buying a expensive car

Answer 38

Yes, that is much too expensive. It is only a car, and the price doesn't change what the car does. You could easily buy a much cheaper car that would serve you just as well.

Answer 39

Mine was $1150.



But yeah, I should have bought a $50,000 car. The only thing that stood in the way was $48,850 plus the cost of insurance which I wouldn't have been able to afford.

Answer 40

Must be nice... My better judgement says "yes" that s a bit much for someone without a way to pay the insurance on said dream car. However, the gear-head in me screams classic camaro or corvette!! These cars are investments, and they go UP in value the older/scarcer they get... Food for thought

Answer 41

Yes it is too expensive, and you can get at times old unwanted I think Mazda car models for just one euro the ads are to be found on Portuguese online ad sites under the section for cars

Answer 42

If this is your dream & you have a solid plan A, B & C to pay the rest of your car off, GO FOR IT! A dream is a thought, turn it into a goal, aim for it & achieve it. If you don't do it, it's possible you'll never take the chance to make any of your dreams come true.

Answer 43

Your parents aren't the only ones. I am 55 years old and make over 100k a year and have never bought a vehicle over $26k. No 18 year old needs a $50,000 car.

Answer 44

Maybe yes, maybe no. That depends entirely on you and on your unique circumstances.



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Answer 45

your insurance due to age and credit that even if good is not old enough to help much. The only reason for buying a 50,000 car at 18 is to show off. IF you need to do this it will get you no where but in debt.

Answer 46

In my opinion it seems like a horrible idea that will have no benefits whatsoever. I would invest it instead and save your money. Trust me you will regret buying it later on. You also have to take into consideration that you still have to pay for insurance and gas. I would go for a car around $500, but thats just me.

Answer 47

My first car that I still have was about $38,000. It's a 2013 Mini Cooper S Coupe.

Answer 48

You'll crash it your 18 and dumb, no offence. Get a beater and have fun, then in ,3,4, or 5 years get your dream car. Save all the money for it. Never take out a loan on a car

Answer 49

Buy a car thats decent n not very expensive

Answer 50

Yes, of Course. Alternatively, go to Vegas and place the lot on a number on the blackjack table. It might last a bit longer than you buying a car with it.

Answer 51

if you saying $50,000 USD, then to me personally, that is way too expensive for a first car, you are better off starting with a used vehicle(car, truck, jeep, van,etc.,etc.,etc.,) because I started off with a used vehicle but it still needs some restoring work. but if you do decide to buy a used car make sure the air conditioner and heater works first.

Answer 52

Are you freaking idiot? $50k to blowout all your money wow, are you kidding me that you're rich? there is no one that has money that much?!?! Save money!!!!!!! For your life and education!!!!!! If you want dream cars get Lamborghini and Ferrari, i dont think so if you can afford these,

Answer 53

Annoys me so much when people expect brilliant cars for their first car, there are so many cheaper and older cars that are just as practical and as fun to drive around as new cars

Answer 54

if you can pay it off in two years, but i would stear away from a 50k first car, due to the fact you will need the money to subtain the car;insurance, gas,etc.

Answer 55

Hmm maybe consider an BMw E92 M3? 400 bhp and 35k easily but still it is a little too much

Answer 56

That would be fiscally irresponsible of you to spend that much on your 1st auto. Smarter yet would be spending no more than 10-12k and spending less on insurance for several years until you have more driving experience. Save 25k of that money for your 1st home purchase and or retirement.

Answer 57

Yes

Answer 58

No, youre a cheap man if you only spend measly 50k on it LOL

Answer 59

The statistics say you will crash it in the first year. I paid $100 equivalent for my first car and kept it 35 years.

Buy a cheap car and use your money for your future.

Answer 60

holy ****? how rich are you? no, what you need to do is give that money to charity. There's people that need it much more than you do, people that can't even afford a meal to fill their starving stomachs much less buy an expensive car.

Answer 61

Heck yeah! Use that money to travel and see the world, go to college, don't spend it on a freaking car cmon now

Answer 62

That's just about the worst investment you can ever make. Cars depreciate. In 3 years the very same car will be worth about $20,000... Then your money is gone just like that ....gone

Answer 63

Not to worry for you cannot get financing and you cannot get insurance for this "dream" car you have failed to identified. As to an 18 year old having $50,000 in the bank, sorry but I find this rather not quite believable.

Answer 64

It's a stupid idea. $50,000 cars come with $50,000 car running costs.



If you spent that much on a car under my roof, you'd have to live in it.

Answer 65

Yes

Answer 66

Very much so. I'd just find a used car like a Nissan Altima.

Answer 67

No it isn't too expensive. If its your dream to own it and you saved the money than why not buy it? Don't let anyone get in the way of your goals and dreams.

Answer 68

Driving for three years is not that long. Your first car should be a cheap one because you will probably end up wrecking it.

Answer 69

Are you Insane, It´s too expensive. Josue Benavides

Answer 70

$50.000 are you really sure kiddo? your question is very stupid, there is no one has that money that much, just buy a ten thousand car like Nissan Versa, Mitsubishi Mirage, Chevy spark, Honda Fit and Ford Fiesta

Answer 71

Don;'t spend all yr money on yr first car. You'll need money for fuel and any repairs, which all mount up.

Answer 72

No, you should borrow even more money and buy an even more expensive car.

Answer 73

Buying a $50,000 car to blowout all yo money wow, are you freaking idiot? Is important to save money for life and education!!!!!, no good man no good,

Answer 74

you can't afford to drive a car like that... you'll end up wrecking it or not being able to afford it and it will be repossessed by Lizard lick towing

Answer 75

If it makes you happy and you can afford it, no. Cars DO lose value right away, though, so something to consider.

Answer 76

Yea that is a lot of money to spend on your first car, but it is your money so if you want it get it.

Answer 77

Nah

Answer 78

Yea

Answer 79

10k ur should be ur limet ur likly to have a few dings when u ferst start do u really want a dent in a 50k ar I DONT THINK U DO REALLY SIR

Answer 80

I think that too much. buy a cheaper car that works well enough and save.

Answer 81

nah not good to spend much money, i noe it is ur dream but wait for an opportune moment or take a loan or something

Answer 82

you can buy a good car for 25-30 k. save the rest

Answer 83

It depends if your buying a car off me or not.

Answer 84

If it's new, then no

Answer 85

i agree with the guy above - get your priorities straight. if 50 g's is not much to you then do it but if it's your life saving spend it on college. don't be stupid.

Answer 86

yes it is but honestly get a car you'll love and keep almost forever!

Answer 87

Too cheap man

Answer 88

Very. I can tell you something, my car was WAY cheaper! Although, that was the 80s!

Answer 89

I this this is over the top unless you are extreme well of mine was from £1 - 15k

Answer 90

Yes, it is just a car anyway.

Answer 91

Get a NaNo TaTa from India !!!

Answer 92

Your humble bragging what a d bag

Answer 93

Depends of your budget

Answer 94

yes, lol i woulldnt go for anything above 25k, hell thats expensive too.

Answer 95

What you should do is focus on getting ready for your career

Answer 96

Get something around

Answer 97

yes

Answer 98

yes

Answer 99

your parents would be right ...you are stupid ...and selfish ...but most 18 year olds are ...any guy who would cause distress to their parents ..and still live with them ...aint much of a man ....

Answer 100

ha ha ha its nothing just try it for the next 100k for your first car

Answer 101

yes

Answer 102

Maybe

Answer 103

Hell yeah. Unless u a celebrity lol

Answer 104

You going to live with your parents forever ????

Answer 105

Too much.

Answer 106

boy that's to much, sit your *** down

Answer 107

Dont be a stupid big head rich kid.

Answer 108

dd

Answer 109

It depends what your priorities are.

Answer 110

hell yeah. i think you mean 5k. otherwise u smoking something lol

Answer 111

No

Answer 112

NO Its Ok.

Answer 113

no its not

Answer 114

no

Answer 115

sure

Answer 116

that is ****** stupid and you will have many regrets when you are older. please dont be this ******* stupid

Answer 117

I THINK SO

Answer 118

damn yes