I have a savings of 4 million at home and a monthly income of over 30,000. Can I buy it? A second-hand one is also fine. [crying]

Listen to me, give me 4 million, and I'll carry you wherever you want to go.

Buying a second-hand one is enough. Buying brand new isn't worth it. With the luxury tax, purchase tax, and a few optional features, you're looking at a total of 250-300. Getting a second-hand car in good condition and not always flooring it means you can afford to maintain it. Plus, supercars aren't really suited for daily commuting. After a year or two, you might get tired of it, and selling it won't lose you much. What I'm trying to say is, you can't save money forever. How many chances do you have in life to fulfill your dreams? It's not like you're donating the money; selling it can still give you some back. As long as it doesn't affect your quality of life, enjoy it while you can. No one knows how long they'll live, so enjoy it when you have the ability to do so.

With no mortgage pressure on the house, you can buy a used one, play around with it for a few months, and then sell it. It's not like you'll lose all your money. There's nothing to be afraid of; there's absolutely no pressure.

What are you thinking about? Just go for it!

What are you waiting for? To grow old?

That's possible, but the real estate should be at least 30 to 40 million. [I need some quiet time]

Alright, alright, that's enough 😄

Buying a used car to drive for two years and then selling it won't make you feel bad.

No need to buy a house to start a family, bro. [I need some peace]

Don't owe anyone money, have a stable income, so why not buy what you want? You can't earn all the money in the world, just enough to use.