What kind of financial situation would I need to be able to afford this car? (I'm a college student and always have this kind of dream. I know this question is quite funny, but I'm really curious.)

With a monthly salary of 2000+, I dream even more extravagantly than you do. 1: Winning the lottery (only theoretically possible) 2: Being a highly educated talent, getting a high-paying job in a big company 3: A financial genius, making profits from any investment 4: Starting a business from scratch, which takes time (20 years?) 5: Property expropriation 6: Becoming an internet celebrity 7: Rich parents Anyway, my hope is for number 1 [smile]

In dreams, everything is possible.

You should first get into society and spend a few years gaining experience. Once you have enough experience, you'll understand what you truly want. Some things you can both think about and do, but others you can only think about. I once dreamed of having a supercar, but later I chose a more practical model. Your thoughts will change over time. Take it easy.

If you don't have tens of millions in assets, there's no need to buy it.

Let's be realistic.

With a monthly income of 100,000, you can barely afford it.

There's no need to buy a Taycan, right?

If you make a 20% return on stocks every month with an initial capital of 10,000, it would be enough in 3 years.

If you come from an ordinary background, there are only two ways to drive a million-dollar sports car. One is to win the lottery, and the other is to rely on your own abilities to climb to the top of the pyramid in the financial sector. However, I think the former is more likely for you.

I'm also a college student, about to graduate, and I have a similar dream. But I feel that if I rely on myself, I need to have no worries about housing, no kids, healthy parents, no partner (or it would be fine if my wife’s family is wealthy), and a monthly salary of 100,000 to be able to afford and maintain it. [I want some peace]