Porsche Cayman S???

shimshimhada · 03-03-2006, 12:44 PM

I sell drugs on the weekend as well.

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by shimshimhada

I sell drugs on the weekend as well.

cool, need a business partner?

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Enroutte

i agree. i think girls look ugly in porsches. it just doesnt look right to me. if anything, girls look better in the mercedes SLK

dude youre sucha sweet boyfriend. look me up if you guys ever break up

im kidding.

not breaking up lol

vladinecko · 03-03-2006, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Artz 330

cool, need a business partner?

...and that just answered my question

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by vladinecko

you're 20, have a new E90 a retired MINI and you're buying your girlfriend a Porsche? what the hell do you do for a living???

Hey dont forgert the retired 02' 330Ci, that was my pride and joy, and now its gone

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 01:56 PM

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...and that just answered my question

nah, I own a Construction Company. We build houses, renovate house. You know stuff like that. Then i mess around with realestate were i buy run down broke ass homes / buildings, fix them up, sell them, rent them, hold them for 2 years so i dont have to pay capital gains tax, wait till they appreiciate invalue, Pull out 80% of the equity, buyer more shit, do it some more get some more loans, buy lots more shit and so on. ect. ect. ect..

shimshimhada · 03-03-2006, 01:57 PM

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nah, I own a Construction Company. We build houses, renovate house. You know stuff like that. Then i mess around with realestate were i buy run down broke ass homes / buildings, fix them up, sell them, rent them, hold them for 2 years so i dont have to pay capital gains tax, wait till they appreiciate invalue, Pull out 80% of the equity, buyer more shit, do it some more get some more loans, buy lots more shit and so on. ect. ect. ect..

That's a shame, heroin is hot these days.

KL2DC · 03-03-2006, 02:30 PM

hey how bout a certified pre-owned boxster ... that's 330 money

Enroutte · 03-03-2006, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Artz 330

Hey dont forgert the retired 02' 330Ci, that was my pride and joy, and now its gone

did you buy this yourself?> or did your parents buy it? because if your parents buy it, it doesnt count.

Enroutte · 03-03-2006, 03:04 PM

[QUOTE=Ethirtynine]In my opinion it sounds a bit much buying a Cayman S (or even a new car for that matter). She's only 18 and just starting college! If her dream was to travel somewhere then I can understand if you wanted to take her there. But for a dream car? She has her whole life.

Also, 15 months really isn't that long. I'm surprised you would even consider buying a new car for a girlfriend. If she was your fiance or wife, that'd be a different story. I don't know what your situation is though, but in my opinion either you're trying just a little too hard, or she's got you sprung.[/QUOTE

Yeah I TOTALLY agree with you. I mean, HEY I'd love to get a gift like that, but I think it's rather inappropriate. I don't know, it's just a really big gift and I don't think it fits.

Nikki · 03-03-2006, 03:05 PM

Just make sure it's in your name. A friend of mine had her boyfriend co-sign on a car for her and they ended up breaking up and she got a restraining order on him and he got screwed and ended up paying for a good part of her car and she still drives it. Not saying your girl is a bitch, but just don't be stupid.

BellasBmw · 03-03-2006, 03:14 PM

I agree, put the car in your name. When i got my E90 my boyfriend was gonna pay 1/2 of my monthly payments. (He was doing it to repay my dad back for helping him out). Well, we broke up badly and now they payments are all on me. I also agree that 15 months isnt a very long time. I say wait until you guys are engaged to get a huge gift like that. Or when she graduates college. Because think about it, from now on, all the other gifts you get her will never top the porsche. Start slow..

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Enroutte

did you buy this yourself?> or did your parents buy it? because if your parents buy it, it doesnt count.

my parents havent bought me anything since i was 12, up untill about last january, when i got rid of my 330Ci my mom drove a POS hyundai cause my rent never had money. While i was getting into a new MINI cooper S, i helped out in getting my mom a used mercedes c240, i put 5K down on it and sometimes paid the payments. Then later we paid the car off completely by Sept. 05, in november i saw the e90 and wanted one. so i asked my mom if she was going to get one. So we went to the dealer and we both got one.

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ethirtynine

In my opinion it sounds a bit much buying a Cayman S (or even a new car for that matter). She's only 18 and just starting college! If her dream was to travel somewhere then I can understand if you wanted to take her there. But for a dream car? She has her whole life.

Also, 15 months really isn't that long. I'm surprised you would even consider buying a new car for a girlfriend. If she was your fiance or wife, that'd be a different story. I don't know what your situation is though, but in my opinion either you're trying just a little too hard, or she's got you sprung.

ha I'm only 20 not a big difference. My money and her money is "our" money. We share everything. We are bascially are ingaged just without the name. How long we have been together doesn't mean anything its just a date, but the relationship we have is different. Its not a ordinary relationship. When you know the feeling of love then your insight on things change. Her mini she has was bought brand new by the both of us. Everything we have is not mine or hers it is ours. also about worrying about breaking up, we dont worry about that. we know whats forever

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Nikki

Just make sure it's in your name. A friend of mine had her boyfriend co-sign on a car for her and they ended up breaking up and she got a restraining order on him and he got screwed and ended up paying for a good part of her car and she still drives it. Not saying your girl is a bitch, but just don't be stupid.

The porsche cayman would be ours on her name. we aren't ingaged but people can say we are

both our names because of insurance, would be cheaper on her, no tickets and female drive. me + tickets + points + male = sky high insurance.. i use my mom to be registered on her insurance and only pay 1800 $ a year . NJ insurance is rediculaoius, i got quoted 5500 for 6 months, fuck that

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Ethirtynine

What are your parents driving now?

My mom drives a 330xi.. they were bought at the same time, mine and hers!

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BellasBmw

I agree, put the car in your name. When i got my E90 my boyfriend was gonna pay 1/2 of my monthly payments. (He was doing it to repay my dad back for helping him out). Well, we broke up badly and now they payments are all on me. I also agree that 15 months isnt a very long time. I say wait until you guys are engaged to get a huge gift like that. Or when she graduates college. Because think about it, from now on, all the other gifts you get her will never top the porsche. Start slow..

I know what you mean coming from a reg. relationship.. but our relationship is different. its forever..

Artz 330 · 03-03-2006, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Ethirtynine

If it's forever, why not marry her? I'm sure insurance rates will be lower if youre married

I wish we could....after she graduates

shimshimhada · 03-03-2006, 03:59 PM

lol that's so dumb. $1 says you guys don't get married and you break up eventually.

oc24 · 03-03-2006, 04:02 PM

This is the most insane thread I have ever read. I doubt you will listen, but for about 10 different reasons you should not get her a Porsche.

a) you will probably break up given how young you are
b) no 18 year old needs a new porsche
c) she is going to college and does not even need a car that badly
d) you will be setting a high standard for gifts in the future
e) you should invest that money instead of blowing it on a porsche that will likely be in an accident at some point or another (see lindsay lohan, sl65)

SteveMD · 03-03-2006, 04:07 PM

Ingaged?

larryn · 03-03-2006, 04:15 PM

Having a real tough time believing this thread. It just seems waay too weird to be true. If you own a business as you say, you should know the importance of good accounting, especially if you apparently making bucks and reinvesting, playing landlord, floating additional loans... It would borderline in illegal for not keeping records, especially for tax purposes.

Nobody who makes cash like the kind you are talking about (enough to buy new bmws and porsches at a whim) would operate with shared bank accounts with 18 y.o. girlfriends.

If this story is only even remotely true.. that's plain messed up.

Oh, and I'll take a stripper Caymen.

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Enroutte Private First Class 172 Rep 160 Posts Drives: ;D Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Undecided. iTrader: (0)	[QUOTE=Ethirtynine]In my opinion it sounds a bit much buying a Cayman S (or even a new car for that matter). She's only 18 and just starting college! If her dream was to travel somewhere then I can understand if you wanted to take her there. But for a dream car? She has her whole life. Also, 15 months really isn't that long. I'm surprised you would even consider buying a new car for a girlfriend. If she was your fiance or wife, that'd be a different story. I don't know what your situation is though, but in my opinion either you're trying just a little too hard, or she's got you sprung.[/QUOTE Yeah I TOTALLY agree with you. I mean, HEY I'd love to get a gift like that, but I think it's rather inappropriate. I don't know, it's just a really big gift and I don't think it fits.
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Nikki Major General 1059 Rep 6,381 Posts Drives: Sepang Z4MC Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: LA iTrader: (9)	Just make sure it's in your name. A friend of mine had her boyfriend co-sign on a car for her and they ended up breaking up and she got a restraining order on him and he got screwed and ended up paying for a good part of her car and she still drives it. Not saying your girl is a bitch, but just don't be stupid. __________________ Nikki
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BellasBmw If love is the answer,please rephrase the question 335 Rep 1,731 Posts Drives: Tit Silver 325i Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: San Diego, Ca iTrader: (1) Garage List 2006 325i [0.00]	I agree, put the car in your name. When i got my E90 my boyfriend was gonna pay 1/2 of my monthly payments. (He was doing it to repay my dad back for helping him out). Well, we broke up badly and now they payments are all on me. I also agree that 15 months isnt a very long time. I say wait until you guys are engaged to get a huge gift like that. Or when she graduates college. Because think about it, from now on, all the other gifts you get her will never top the porsche. Start slow.. __________________ ~~BellasBmw~~ Proud mama to 325i/TiAg/Black lette/Pwr seats/Sirius/Sport/Walnut/Step/Xenons/Chrome exhaust/20% tint
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shimshimhada Brigadier General 493 Rep 4,838 Posts Drives: Portal Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Portal iTrader: (2)	lol that's so dumb. $1 says you guys don't get married and you break up eventually.
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oc24 Lieutenant Colonel 189 Rep 1,853 Posts Drives: White Lightning Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Agrestic iTrader: (2)	This is the most insane thread I have ever read. I doubt you will listen, but for about 10 different reasons you should not get her a Porsche. a) you will probably break up given how young you are b) no 18 year old needs a new porsche c) she is going to college and does not even need a car that badly d) you will be setting a high standard for gifts in the future e) you should invest that money instead of blowing it on a porsche that will likely be in an accident at some point or another (see lindsay lohan, sl65) __________________ 2008 335i
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SteveMD Colonel 202 Rep 2,485 Posts Drives: 2016 F10 535i MSport Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Raventown! iTrader: (3)	Ingaged? __________________ 2006 E90 330i (retired) 2009 E90 335i (retired) 2012 E70 X5 50i M Sport (retired) 2016 F10 535i M Sport
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larryn Lieutenant General 2158 Rep 10,176 Posts Drives: '97 332ti, '21 X5 45e, '16 GT4 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Seattle iTrader: (2)	Having a real tough time believing this thread. It just seems waay too weird to be true. If you own a business as you say, you should know the importance of good accounting, especially if you apparently making bucks and reinvesting, playing landlord, floating additional loans... It would borderline in illegal for not keeping records, especially for tax purposes. Nobody who makes cash like the kind you are talking about (enough to buy new bmws and porsches at a whim) would operate with shared bank accounts with 18 y.o. girlfriends. If this story is only even remotely true.. that's plain messed up. Oh, and I'll take a stripper Caymen.
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