Exactly what I’m thinking. I’ve been paying myself for 18 months now after paying off my truck. Hopefully by the time that I can get a Bronco, I can keep my truck or buy something else fun in another year or so. 
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You quoted my post, but didn't read it I guess. I said "to be single", then, in the same sentence that you quoted, I also said, "unless it's a boat, RV, ATV, etc.The wife and I have an Explorer, F-150, 74' Bronco and a boat. A few years ago we had those 3 vehicles and 2 boats, 2 jet skis and 2 houses.
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Pro-tip: Buy a trickle charger to save your batteries.I gave my current car, Focus ST, a good clean out and bath today. Some damage was fixed. It really is running great (knock on wood). Up until today it was going to be a trade in. I've always had the thinking of, I'm one man, why do I need two cars?? But maybe with this extra long delay and continually adding money to the down payment, I just... keep it. I could still drive it most days to work. I could keep all those miles off the Bronco and keep it feeling newer longer. Make the Bronco my weekend fun vehicle. I've never even considered not having a trade in before, but I can save up the value of the ST as a trade in easy enough before I ever see my Bronco... any pros or cons that aren't obvious?
…I wouldn’t be so sure about that. 20,000(?) for the 2021MY won’t actually go so far…. And major constraints are predicted through 2022… and Ford is already down 700,000 production vehicles this year due to those same constraints (across all platforms).This isn’t a rare collectible truck.
I didn’t expect that he would need to replace the truck in a year or two but after 3 years. At which point Broncos will be readily available to anyone that wants one.…I wouldn’t be so sure about that. 20,000(?) for the 2021MY won’t actually go so far…. And major constraints are predicted through 2022… and Ford is already down 700,000 production vehicles this year due to those same constraints (across all platforms).
Probably varies by state as well..... 1 driver can only drive one car at a timeWell, for 1 driver it is.... Lol
You'd think at least 1 of the vehicles would be considered part time use, and be insured accordingly. But no....
I had 2 vehicles in the past and the only discount was a small, bundled policy with home insurance combined.
Plus maintenance and upkeep, it really isn't worth it.
sounds good to me , you are on the right trackI gave my current car, Focus ST, a good clean out and bath today. Some damage was fixed. It really is running great (knock on wood). Up until today it was going to be a trade in. I've always had the thinking of, I'm one man, why do I need two cars?? But maybe with this extra long delay and continually adding money to the down payment, I just... keep it. I could still drive it most days to work. I could keep all those miles off the Bronco and keep it feeling newer longer. Make the Bronco my weekend fun vehicle. I've never even considered not having a trade in before, but I can save up the value of the ST as a trade in easy enough before I ever see my Bronco... any pros or cons that aren't obvious?
Why so many different Porsche’s. Obviously one has to be convertible, but why 3 others? Just curious as don’t know much about PorscheNothing wrong with having more than one car especially if you are a car guy. It comes down to finances and if you have your other more important priorities funded (home, retirement, kid's college etc). Any extra money available above those big expenses is just for fun and living life.
I am one guy, not married. I have two cars in the garage. Two cars on order (Ford Bronco Wildtrak, Porsche GT3), one car reserved waiting for ordering availability next year (Porsche GT3RS). One more car planning to be bought in 2023 (1957 Porsche Speedster replica). Here is a pic of my tiny garage. Bronco will be kicked out to the curb. I hope that MIC top remains water proof!
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