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rotesand
9 years ago

Yes ———> because an expensive new car as a starter makes absolutely no sense! I’m sure you’ll despise him sometime. In addition, a new car of safety & comfort is not flat-rate worse than a good, 10 years old used car from reputable property & with well maintained technology!

My 20-year-old Audi 100 also met the basic idea of a car to be reliably mobile.

DodgeRT
9 years ago

to the car. denk also, n car costs in maintenance. if you buy for 17,000 then n old car, which has quite good performance (with 18 eh stupid), then also have higher costs for petrol, tax, insurance – and finally (depending on age) also wear parts.

so maybe at the beginning a little for the half….

SpitfireMKIIFan
9 years ago

With 18 as a starter, it’s likely to get a dent in. With a correspondingly expensive and probably also modern car, I am not only annoyed by it, also replacements are likely to be very expensive.

Better what older and cheaper. For 3000€ you already get very good cars that also have a few comfort outfits.

Karl37
9 years ago

For a first car I had the choice between a Opel P4 and a BMW Isetta. I chose the latter, because the Opel P4 was too old. The shutdown was only possible with intermediate gas.

gerd47
9 years ago

A little experience from me, then you can give the answer yourself. Among other things, I worked with a well-known supplier of the automotive industry. We had an intern for the first time. A colleague knew her and her parents and therefore asked her what she was driving for a car. She showed him out of the window her car and the colleague just meant if her father didn’t donate better than a grate. You know, you should have heard her father when she asked for a car. The answer was that she had a short driving licence, first had to collect driving practice and therefore she could choose a car at the bottom of the corner. Later you can talk about a better vehicle. Well, there in the corner were old, but still ready-to-run cars.

And now the most important thing about her father: he is the boss and owner of a rather big car house and car tuner.

If you can afford €17000 (or Mr Papa) why not. You shouldn’t be like one of my schoolmates. He got a brand new sports car for the Abi from the wealthy Mr Papa. 3 weeks later the car had total damage – and the driver also.

lesterb42
9 years ago

I would recommend a neat small car for around 5,000 €. You can put the rest aside and invest in the next vehicle if you have more driving practice.

ams26
9 years ago

For example, you pay €1200 a month, €17,000 is damned a lot.

For example, if you pay €12 000 or more a month, €17 000 is a joke.

MasterVin
8 years ago

Never buy yourself an already used expensive car because you still have to follow up costs due to accidents, tanacs etc. Inquiries

kieljo
9 years ago

This depends on your financial possibilities.

NomiAnn
9 years ago

My first was more expensive.

So if you have the money, why not.

XProgamer1337XD
9 years ago

Am 19 and drive an M3 e92 from 2012 17K is a bit deep, don’t you think?

fatalcrysis
9 years ago

Looks good to have decided to 18 between a Gallardo and an F430

ams26
9 years ago
Reply to  fatalcrysis

I had to decide between the Bugatti Veyron and the Mclaren P1!

fatalcrysis
9 years ago

Odd this envy, you see yourself in hell;)

DodgeRT
9 years ago

you had to decide what your parents were pushing you into the ash. So keep out when people talk about IHRE cars the SIE SELBST KAUFEN.

StreuselKeks
9 years ago

Dude… I’d say too much. What is important is: How much PS does the car have? Especially as a beginner you underestimate this and put your car quite fast against a wall!

xResetx
9 years ago

Don’t get that expensive car as a beginner…you’re driving in…

kikila27
9 years ago

If you can afford it, why not this is mine

fatalcrysis
9 years ago
Reply to  sunrise11

Fiat Multipla

NathanSkyline
9 years ago

As long as it’s not a VW. What kind of BMW is that?

dan24613
9 years ago

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

carlotte
9 years ago

Yes!

CJtheman
9 years ago

Yes you bonze, I got vw polo for 2500 euro

fatalcrysis
9 years ago
Reply to  CJtheman

And bad luck, someone drives a Tata Nano so cheer you