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Hmm, using my first post on this thread. Im also wondering what you all drive. Im stuck between ordering a 335i coupe or the IS, im torn. Im sure im not close to what some of you push, but this is my first car
82 two-toned chevette. pretty classic had it since sophomore year of college.
Let the ultimate dick-swinging begin. Although I am not a banker, I still want contribute :)
2008 Mazda3 2.3L
Here in NY I don't drive anything. Back home I drive a 2003 M3.
Still a student: I purchased a '95 civic in 2002 with the money I earned in middle school (under the table), and 1 year of high school. Prepped it for autocrossing, and still drive it.
This friday I am picking up a new Harley, an 883 Iron for those of you that know their models.
If I get a full-time offer from my internship, I will probably look into a used Audi S4. Working in the midwest, I'll need the AWD.
Down the line (5+ years), I'll probably buy some project cars ('50s-00s german cars--porsche, bmw, benz).
Currenly, when I'm free, I'm helping my dad put a 911 engine in a 914. For those of you who understand what will come of this project, I am very excited (power/weight, oh my!).
I've been a huge fan of the M series ever since I was a kid, and the e46 body styling has always held a special place in my heart. So when the opportunity came around to pick-up a near perfect, low mileage, competition package M3 I did just that.
I haven't had much of an opportunity to mod the car, but I'll be throwing on some replica CSL parts from Vorsteiner later this summer as I'll have more time and money to do such.
I have admired the M3 since I was a kid, too, especially modded ones. I have considered, and still am, just saying fuck it to a used Audi S4 and it's AWD, and getting an M3 and snow tires for it.
M3/M6 is my dream car..........some day some day.
Most junior bankers live in the city and don't own a car. Senior bankers generally live out in westchester and CT and generally drive some form of luxury SUV (kids, family, etc..)
I know of one guy that I work with who has a variety of cool cars, porche, lotus, etc... but more of a rarity than anything else.
2007 Honda Accord. Don't really care too much for cars. If I was 100% positive that I was going to stay in the country and live in areas where I'd need a car, I'd go and get myself a Lexus GS.
~~~~~~~~~~~ CompBanker
05 lexus is 300
just got myself a 06 G35 coupe but regretting it.
I drive a jeep
1981 Dodge Ares
also IS300
Audi A5
Audi A5 with the S-Line package.
baller
Like those a lot. If I didn't have the car I have now, I'd pick one of those up, or the new M3's are nice, too.
Depends what city you are in etc. I know some senior associates / vp's have porsches and one aston martin I think. A few analysts I know have a lower end lexus or something similar. You don't really need a car in the city but at some stage I think you don't feel like a real grown up unless you have one (for me that point would be late 20s).
I dont have a car but I'm also a big fan of the M3 though insurance where I live would be too high on it at my age.
Still a student: 1999 MKIV VW GOLF GLS
PT Cruiser
G 35 Coupe, prior to that it was a 91' Honda CRX
Pontiac Aztek
the wealthiest guy I know drives a mid 90s lexus. (100m-200m net worth)
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Philosopher, my boss was at the meeting and they were waiting on one of members of board of directors. He was late so they called him. He was taking a freaking public bus. His worth > $1BB
I love this!! Low key....
DP
Currently, I drive an '08 G35X Sedan (Wish I waited til they released the G37X Coupe). Before that, I drove a Subaru Outback Wagon. After I wear out the welcome on the G35X, which will be a while (4-5 years minimum), I think I'm gonna go back to a Subaru. I just loved the way that car handled.
Honestly, if you don't live in Manhattan, you need a car. If I lived in the city, I would refuse to own a car, either renting a Zip Car, or heading home using a family car instead (They live 45 minutes outside of the city by train). Since I live in the Hoboken/Jersey City/Newport-Pavonia area, I keep my car in order to get around in Suburbia.
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'01 saab 9-5 when I'm in the 'chesta Most days I just use the kawasaki cattlecar though ;)
Just got a 07 Range Rover for my b-day
What is this, Super Sweet 16?
Hahah, exactly what I was thinking. Did you get Kanye to perform at the party?
You're set for life buddy. Don't work another day. You've made it.
LOL!
You ballin' son.
Ignore the haters.
'05 S430
Woke up out tha beeeeeeeeeeeeed Turn mah swag onnnnnnnnnnn Took a look in tha mirror, say whatsup
Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhh, I'm gettin' moneeeeyyyyyyyyyy
It's
"Hopped up out tha beeeeeeeeed"
Attention to detail pal
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