DeviantGent
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Quick question for Caleb or whoever might have insight on this.
What do you guys do about a car?
To provide perspective, I'm not one who thinks that the car plays a huge role in pick up--unless you're overtly looking exclusively for the shallowest of the shallow--and even in that case, it probably better be a 100-200k plus Bentley--I doubt BMW etc is going to cut it. Otherwise it's a point or two on the attraction scale in your favor and the rest is up to you.
But, if you're trying to play the role of "evil James Bond", it's hard to imagine 007 pulling up in a 2001 minivan--some things are just going to kill the image. In a big city there might be workarounds (subway etc), but on a lot of occasions it's going to be a big component of the initial impression, especially if you avoid talking about what you do etc.
That said, I do fairly well financially (low-mid six figures), but boy, do I hate dropping 20k cash on such a relentlessly depreciating asset.
Any thoughts?
What do you guys do about a car?
To provide perspective, I'm not one who thinks that the car plays a huge role in pick up--unless you're overtly looking exclusively for the shallowest of the shallow--and even in that case, it probably better be a 100-200k plus Bentley--I doubt BMW etc is going to cut it. Otherwise it's a point or two on the attraction scale in your favor and the rest is up to you.
But, if you're trying to play the role of "evil James Bond", it's hard to imagine 007 pulling up in a 2001 minivan--some things are just going to kill the image. In a big city there might be workarounds (subway etc), but on a lot of occasions it's going to be a big component of the initial impression, especially if you avoid talking about what you do etc.
That said, I do fairly well financially (low-mid six figures), but boy, do I hate dropping 20k cash on such a relentlessly depreciating asset.
Any thoughts?