What do you do for a living?

[Souriall91]

Police officer in Seattle
Wish I was with you guys in the trades lol

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[SupraJay]

Just a big dumb ol’ truck (big rig) driver/tractor-trailer driver

 

[Kgsweb]

National Credit Risk Exec covering Automotive Lending for a major bank

 

[ikingkhaos]

Now -this- is the route I wish I had gone.

Never too late to start lol

 

[White Shadow]

Operations Manager.

 

[Evolution]

I am a partner in an engine building company that specializes in LS engines.

 

[White Shadow]

Practially anyone can get a car loan pretty easily these days. So the real question should be this: Who purchased a Supra and paid cash for it?

 

[Davidpingu]

Business Analyst - initially employed but went contractor 3 years ago. Best move I ever made. Recently moved into delivery management. Typically 12 - 18 month contracts and move on. I love it.
If I didn’t contract I wouldn’t be buying a supra for sure so feel massively grateful and try to always stay humble

 

[Mason]

Never too late to start lol

I’ll train you @zrk

you start tomorrow at $10/h

 

[suicidaleggroll]

Electrical Engineer

I work for an atmospheric research company, we mostly build scientific instrumentation to measure the upper atmosphere (50 km and higher). So I do a lot of hardware, firmware, and software design for science payloads for satellites, and some power/control stuff as well.

 

[zrk]

mostly build scientific instrumentation to measure the upper atmosphere

Can you check for @Pinkbellybum10's rod up there?

 

[Jackyl tm]

I am a Team Leader at Toyota Manufacturing. If you have a Highlander, Sienna or a sequoia we built it.

 

[SD_MK]

I am a Team Leader at Toyota Manufacturing. If you have a Highlander, Sienna or a sequoia we built it.

When are you guys releasing the GR Sienna..?

 

[zrk]

Practially anyone can get a cor loan pretty easily these days. So the real question should be this: Who purchased a Supra and paid cash for it?

I did not, because easily could have. This comes up occasionally, so I always say this. Taking a low interest loan against assets (even depreciating ones) is preferable to your financial profile than spending cash on an (especially depreciating) asset. I always, always, always get nice long low interest loans for larger purchases, and keep the rest invested somewhere safeish. I have a good portfolio of art, land, and bunch in the markets. Even though they're down significantly now, they'll recover. Pulling money early results in fees/taxes/etc.

2% car loan or lose out on the 60k at 12% or whatever art/real estate/markets are doing.

or just pay cash, whatever.

 

[FuzzyRev]

Partner at a small M&A law firm in a niche legal field.

Bird Law?

My signature details what I do (for a top-level Toyota Dealer), and I've done most other jobs in the Automotive Sales, Service & Repair industry on my way here (where I figured I'd land).

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