besides spending every month for installments and petrol, u need to save up also every month for roadtax and insurance every year, services every 5,000km, tires (if worn out) and etc..
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i thought those commented here are fairlady owners 
Then i oso hv an Enzo...bought from NAZA. Actually its shell beside NAZA. :proud:
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simple basic calculation, for installment of 2k per month, salary have to be 3 x higher than the installment. plus some other monthly expenses, income around 8k to 10k could be doing fine...correct me if i m wrong....cheerz
There ARE ways to obtain a FairLady if u are desperate enough.
Pay minimal deposit of RM20k.
Pay minimal installment for 9 years.
Pay for 3rd party insurance.
Use 2nd hand tyres.
Use mineral engine oil.
Drive the car only twice a week.
Rent a room in a low cost apartment/housing area.:rolleyes:
a RM 8k/month driver should be able to pull it off.
or.......
Ensure you choose the right parents in order to be born into a rich Datuk family.
Have your rich businessman/datuk dad pay for the car/insurance/roadtax/maintenance/food/accomodation/phone bill/electricity bill/indonesian maid/etc.
If you REALLY want your friends to believe:rolleyes: that u truly and independantly CAN afford the car, go get a mediocre RM3000-4000/month paying job and cough up the petrol money
Bump: There ARE ways to obtain a FairLady if u are desperate enough.
Pay minimal deposit of RM20k.
Pay minimal installment for 9 years.
Pay for 3rd party insurance.
Use 2nd hand tyres.
Use mineral engine oil.
Drive the car only twice a week.
Rent a room in a low cost apartment/housing area.:rolleyes:
a RM 8k/month driver should be able to pull it off.
or.......
Ensure you choose the right parents in order to be born into a rich Datuk family.
Have your rich businessman/datuk dad pay for the car/insurance/roadtax/maintenance/food/accomodation/phone bill/electricity bill/indonesian maid/etc.
If you REALLY want your friends to believe:rolleyes: that u truly and independantly CAN afford the car, go get a mediocre RM3000-4000/month paying job and cough up the petrol money
Pay minimal deposit of RM20k.
Pay minimal installment for 9 years.
Pay for 3rd party insurance.
Use 2nd hand tyres.
Use mineral engine oil.
Drive the car only twice a week.
Rent a room in a low cost apartment/housing area.:rolleyes:
a RM 8k/month driver should be able to pull it off.
or.......
Ensure you choose the right parents in order to be born into a rich Datuk family.
Have your rich businessman/datuk dad pay for the car/insurance/roadtax/maintenance/food/accomodation/phone bill/electricity bill/indonesian maid/etc.
If you REALLY want your friends to believe:rolleyes: that u truly and independantly CAN afford the car, go get a mediocre RM3000-4000/month paying job and cough up the petrol money
Bump: There ARE ways to obtain a FairLady if u are desperate enough.
Pay minimal deposit of RM20k.
Pay minimal installment for 9 years.
Pay for 3rd party insurance.
Use 2nd hand tyres.
Use mineral engine oil.
Drive the car only twice a week.
Rent a room in a low cost apartment/housing area.:rolleyes:
a RM 8k/month driver should be able to pull it off.
or.......
Ensure you choose the right parents in order to be born into a rich Datuk family.
Have your rich businessman/datuk dad pay for the car/insurance/roadtax/maintenance/food/accomodation/phone bill/electricity bill/indonesian maid/etc.
If you REALLY want your friends to believe:rolleyes: that u truly and independantly CAN afford the car, go get a mediocre RM3000-4000/month paying job and cough up the petrol money
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what about those who buy R35? or car that about that value?
Do they work for people or their own business?
Do they work for people or their own business?
Not 100% right. There are ‘other’ ways….the 4 most common ones being:
Trust fund from parents.
Business shares from parents.
Monthly ‘pay’ from parents’ business.
Property handover from parents.
All the methods above would make it 'seem' that the $$$ was hard earned from the individual's 'own sweat' and make it 'seem' that the individual is working just like any other college graduate in a bank/factory/office/multinational.
I personally find it hard to imagine a 22 year old college graduate (who is working independently in a bank/factory/office that does not belong to his family) earning RM30k/month paying for an apartment, food, bills and a RM650k GTR.
I personally have a few friends aged in their mid 20's who could not even pass college and are earning approx RM2.5k/month driving around in RM500k cars. These guys can barely afford their food and phone bills. Work the maths out.
How I wish I could be in their shoes. Maybe in the next life.....
Trust fund from parents.
Business shares from parents.
Monthly ‘pay’ from parents’ business.
Property handover from parents.
All the methods above would make it 'seem' that the $$$ was hard earned from the individual's 'own sweat' and make it 'seem' that the individual is working just like any other college graduate in a bank/factory/office/multinational.
I personally find it hard to imagine a 22 year old college graduate (who is working independently in a bank/factory/office that does not belong to his family) earning RM30k/month paying for an apartment, food, bills and a RM650k GTR.
I personally have a few friends aged in their mid 20's who could not even pass college and are earning approx RM2.5k/month driving around in RM500k cars. These guys can barely afford their food and phone bills. Work the maths out.
How I wish I could be in their shoes. Maybe in the next life.....
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