It must suck to constantly have to worry about what you spend your money on.
I would hate to have to live like that.
Y'know, just an indicator of how dumb your purchase is....
I know someone who got a 2nd hand vintage Mustang for about $10,000 US.
And he put in about that much in repairs and now the car is worth a mint.
so for about $20,000 US or under $30,000 Canadian, he now has an extremely valuable vintage Classic Mustang.
Unlike your cars, his is worth a lot more than he paid for it now.
One of the originals produced. Rare too.
You look on the Hagarty Index for Mustangs and those cars are so EXPENSIVE.
After all these years, they've either held the price they originally sold at (adjusted for inflation) or shot up in value depending on the features.
That's how to buy cars dumb
@The Prowler
Y'know you are really dumb if you spent $100,000 on a recent model car, because they are relatively common and aren't terribly rare. Plus they don't have the cachet of collectibility and won't rise in value like those vintage cars - which collectors really want. Therefore your car will quickly reach a ceiling in terms of re-sale value. It won't shoot up in value like those vintage 1960s models.
They rope in suckers like you to blow their money like that. Just like a new computer which is destined to depreciate 90% or more and end up as a doorstop, yours will meet similar fates. What you paid for isn't value Prowler, but for the corporate advertising budgets so they could attract suckahs like you.
Anyways, long story short, that's why I wouldn't buy your car(s) Prowler.
They're poor value and a bad investment.