re: How do you baw resist the urge of getting a second car?

All it took me to sell car #2 was moving downtown and the associated parking issues.

Takes much time to keep one spot available, much less two. My buklding charges more than $500/mo for one spot, so its street parking for me.

Easy, if I want a truck, I trade in my suv and drive a truck.

I hate cars, all kinds. So I’m not owning one, and don’t need something that goes really fast to compensate for inadequacies.

So there’s no need for a 2nd vehicle, unless a golf cart qualifies, and that’s cause I have bad feet and can’t walk the course anymore.

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How do you baw resist the urge of getting a second car?

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It doesn't make any financial sense

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I didn’t a have a 2017 i daily and a 88 5.0 mustang in the garage… my problem is not getting a 3rd, I also look everyday.

I'm so glad I'm not the only guy who does this. I browse Autotrader daily for no reason at all.

You could put that 30-60k in an index fund and actually have something of value after your 96 months loan repayment would have been completed. Quit spending stupidly like a poor.

If your 5.0 is a mass air, 5-speed Lx with grey interior, wanna sell it?

Me being a boring AF point-a-to-point-b kind of guy helps.

I can appreciate a nice car, but at the end of the day, it’s an expensive collection of metal plastic and glass that depreciates rapidly and requires even more money for maintenance and operation.

Many will tell you to live simple, and that they drive 20yr old 200,000mi Honda while wearing a new Submariner on the wrist.

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Many will tell you to live simple, and that they drive 20yr old 200,000mi Honda while wearing a new Submariner on the wrist

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The Sub is a better choice than a second or third car that you really don't need.