Seriously wondering what type of car I could afford. I'm

>>14118066
Literally me OP. Except I got 50k in the bank and a 40K car (AUD currency)

thinking of selling my car buying something much cheaper than buying a house and working hard to pay it off within 5-8 years

Depends if you live in the city/ need a car

If you don't need one save up, or buy a shell if you can't wait

>>14118081
OP here, what's a shell?

>944s
>Live in Alaska
>944s are a dime a dozen here

Go to America and buy a restored one for less than $14,000

>>14118076
Thanks for your advice, which says, don't buy, I guess. What car do you have?

>>14118097
Same here in The Netherlands.. we're very close to Germany.

But honestly OP buy it only if you have a car that already fulfills all your daily needs: like grocery shopping, commuting, hauling bulky items etc.

>>14118135
Basically this. If you need a dd don't if not get one from germany unless you want a turbo or something.

>>14118066
Do you really want a 944 in the Netherlands?
All the snow, and maintenance problems.

I'd say go for an E30 BMW or the Volvo 850R. Good choices.

How is your credit? Have you already built it up?
If not maybe you should take out a 1 year loan for the car before getting the mortgage. The money you spend on the loan for the car could end up being saved on the house mortgage over your 20-30 years or whatever it is.

>>14118105
Eh wasn't advice I just thought we are in similar situation lol

and Toyota gt86

>Dude makes 1.7 euros a year

>>14118097
Only 1 for sale in Fairbanks and it's a rat.
If it's only the dynamic and not the cache of having an R the only difference was wheels, springs, Ecu and injectors. Any 850 turbo can become an R with a couple hundred bucks