You’re doing a great job bro.. appreciate the great content and knowledge. Keep moving onward and upward to your goals with sacrifice, good decision making, and discipline! Congratulations on the purchase of your Maserati!! 🔥 You’re repping NC well.
Been watching this series ( cheap Maserati journey ), thinking WTF are you doing, until this vid. Your advice on "stay out of debt", is the best. The one thing, I can say, as someone, about to retire, from my, one career grind, is never give up, on the, "investment" thing ( you're young enough, with that "frugal" mindset, to just let it grow, in the background, while you keep, "casting that rod" ) that's your retirement, unless we go, "Mad Maxx", in the next twenty, to thirty years lol. Also, after watching "automotive" CZcamsr's/CZcams, in general, from it's beginning, the growth of a channel, is easy, if you can keep ppl engaged, but maintaining relevancy, is the hardest. Automotive is 5, to 10 yrs, at best, before you're either running out of, engaging ideas, or you are stuck, in the "super/hyper car" nonsense ( a "super rich" game ) that few, can play, unless you don't, have to worry about money, "at all". Just sayin.
Hello I am wondering as a 14 year old how to get money. My whole family is a bunch of gearhead and got into cars very early. My grandpa started working at 10 because his dad died and then went off to community college while having a side job as a mechanic he bought two 911s in college. He still has them today they’re worth over $100,000 each. Everyone in my family started getting into cars and working on them at my age. I can’t afford to have a small car, but I have a way to do it. My uncles on the other side of the family all have AC cobras mustang Shelby Humvee, and other American stuff the other side has German and mostly 70s American muscle. My grandpa was a farmer before he worked at Ford. Thank you I love watching all your videos. I can see your channel turning into something like hoovies garage
Thanks for your content bro! I’m all the way from Singapore. going to collect my maserati grancabrio tmr! Just as I was looking for my maserati I found your videos! Super informative! Thanks bro
have fun with the maintenance on that there’s a reason it’s one of the highest depreciated cars out there. However I am a huge fan of the looks on them
Did you not just here bro say he has multiple streams of income that allows him to make money & save. That shit doesn't matter if he can afford it. This doesn't apply to broke people
The thing us you didnt buy it from a dealership. You bought it from some random private car lot. The handle broke off the glove box, plus there is something wrong with the engine, yes it sounds good, but I can hear something is wrong with it.
Why in the world did you pay cash for it? Even if you financed $31K of the $41K, you're better off putting that $10K aside for repairs in a money market account and/or so many other safe investments that will yield over your interest rate.
Hello do you have any recommendations for me my whole family started making money young, I’m 14. My grandpa started his job when he was 10 because his dad died at 7. He went to a community college and bout 2 Porsche 9/11s when he was a mechanic while in college. Then after college he was a race car driver at Virginia international Raceway. While working at some marketing place. Basically my whole family is a bunch of gearheads. I just want to have money to get into it more. My uncles have ac cobras humvees and Shelby cobras one side is an American side of the fam. One is more into german and some American 70s. My other grandpa worked at ford then was a farmer. thank you I think your videos are great I can see you channel turning into hoovies garage love the vids
Dude makes $70K, spends $40K cash on a car and proceeds to give his opinion on why you should not finance a car. My dude, imagine if you spent $15K cash as a down payment, used the remaining $25K towards down payment and closing costs on a construction loan for a home + renovation. Fix up the house over 3-4 months. Choose to live in the house, rent the house, or sell the house.
You mentioned in the title that you used your "life savings" to buy this car. Now people ask you "what you do for a living". Doesn't this give you a pause to think that maybe such lifestyle is... not sustainable and out of your reach? Are you pretending to be someone you're not? Did you buy this car to get external validation? Just some food for thought.
So I still have some money set aside in-case anything goes wrong. But yes, I would say it's not smart to buy this car until your net worth is over $500k. I could've waited a lot longer. However, my increasing income is sort of a safety net for this financial decision. And I purchased the car because this is my favorite car I can "afford" right now. And it'll be a fun journey for the youtube channel.
came for the car, stayed for this cool dude's sense of humor and knowledge. well done man! inspiring.
You’re doing a great job bro.. appreciate the great content and knowledge. Keep moving onward and upward to your goals with sacrifice, good decision making, and discipline! Congratulations on the purchase of your Maserati!! 🔥 You’re repping NC well.
Great video, can’t wait to see more videos on the car
I'm another younger guy who loves Maseratis and is planning on buying one like yours so of course I have to sub!
Amazing message ❤
Great advice and video!
Been watching this series ( cheap Maserati journey ), thinking WTF are you doing, until this vid. Your advice on "stay out of debt", is the best. The one thing, I can say, as someone, about to retire, from my, one career grind, is never give up, on the, "investment" thing ( you're young enough, with that "frugal" mindset, to just let it grow, in the background, while you keep, "casting that rod" ) that's your retirement, unless we go, "Mad Maxx", in the next twenty, to thirty years lol.
Also, after watching "automotive" CZcamsr's/CZcams, in general, from it's beginning, the growth of a channel, is easy, if you can keep ppl engaged, but maintaining relevancy, is the hardest. Automotive is 5, to 10 yrs, at best, before you're either running out of, engaging ideas, or you are stuck, in the "super/hyper car" nonsense ( a "super rich" game ) that few, can play, unless you don't, have to worry about money, "at all". Just sayin.
Hello I am wondering as a 14 year old how to get money. My whole family is a bunch of gearhead and got into cars very early. My grandpa started working at 10 because his dad died and then went off to community college while having a side job as a mechanic he bought two 911s in college. He still has them today they’re worth over $100,000 each. Everyone in my family started getting into cars and working on them at my age. I can’t afford to have a small car, but I have a way to do it. My uncles on the other side of the family all have AC cobras mustang Shelby Humvee, and other American stuff the other side has German and mostly 70s American muscle. My grandpa was a farmer before he worked at Ford. Thank you I love watching all your videos. I can see your channel turning into something like hoovies garage
Great video! Stumbled upon your RCF video when looking for an RCF, but glad I subbed. Love the mentality and hope for the best for the future! 🤝
Lmao in Melbourne this car is 100k still lucky you
Thanks for your content bro! I’m all the way from Singapore. going to collect my maserati grancabrio tmr!
Just as I was looking for my maserati I found your videos! Super informative! Thanks bro
Ohhhh man! You're going to love it. Congratulations!!
Good video where can I find those old videos
What a CZcamsr loved the video. Nice car
have fun with the maintenance on that there’s a reason it’s one of the highest depreciated cars out there. However I am a huge fan of the looks on them
He just dropped 30k cash on a car. I think he's got more than enough money to maintain the car.
He's gonna go back to working at McDonald's after the maintenance cost😂
Did you not just here bro say he has multiple streams of income that allows him to make money & save. That shit doesn't matter if he can afford it. This doesn't apply to broke people
Haha, I used to make minimum wage, 11 an hour in california. Now, I make more than how much I have made that year... in a month. Shit's crazy!
The thing us you didnt buy it from a dealership. You bought it from some random private car lot. The handle broke off the glove box, plus there is something wrong with the engine, yes it sounds good, but I can hear something is wrong with it.
What's wrong with the engine? What noises are you hearing? Everyone around me says its good.
@@ProfessorDrives IDk man it seems like its not up to par, but only you would know. It doesnt seem smooth
@@ahmedxkhan It's extremely smooth
@@ahmedxkhan BUT, yes, buying it from a random private dealer is sketch
@@ProfessorDrives very sketch. Hopefully the carfax on this car was spotless
I thought you'd be making like 450k a yr.
Why in the world did you pay cash for it? Even if you financed $31K of the $41K, you're better off putting that $10K aside for repairs in a money market account and/or so many other safe investments that will yield over your interest rate.
Hello do you have any recommendations for me my whole family started making money young, I’m 14. My grandpa started his job when he was 10 because his dad died at 7. He went to a community college and bout 2 Porsche 9/11s when he was a mechanic while in college. Then after college he was a race car driver at Virginia international Raceway. While working at some marketing place. Basically my whole family is a bunch of gearheads. I just want to have money to get into it more. My uncles have ac cobras humvees and Shelby cobras one side is an American side of the fam. One is more into german and some American 70s. My other grandpa worked at ford then was a farmer. thank you I think your videos are great I can see you channel turning into hoovies garage love the vids
Dude makes $70K, spends $40K cash on a car and proceeds to give his opinion on why you should not finance a car. My dude, imagine if you spent $15K cash as a down payment, used the remaining $25K towards down payment and closing costs on a construction loan for a home + renovation. Fix up the house over 3-4 months. Choose to live in the house, rent the house, or sell the house.
You mentioned in the title that you used your "life savings" to buy this car. Now people ask you "what you do for a living". Doesn't this give you a pause to think that maybe such lifestyle is... not sustainable and out of your reach? Are you pretending to be someone you're not? Did you buy this car to get external validation? Just some food for thought.
So I still have some money set aside in-case anything goes wrong. But yes, I would say it's not smart to buy this car until your net worth is over $500k. I could've waited a lot longer. However, my increasing income is sort of a safety net for this financial decision. And I purchased the car because this is my favorite car I can "afford" right now. And it'll be a fun journey for the youtube channel.
Reminds me of Hal Holbrook's character from Wall Street, in his advice to Bud: "Enjoy the ride while it lasts kid, because it never does".
they don´t share info because others can get on their bandwagon and money making grift.