[Montego eyez]

Im one of the youngest here

[1013mm]

Originally Posted by Montego eyez

Im one of the youngest here

Got them 17 year old biches saying


ROFL!!!!

[1013mm]

anyway..... guess I'll be one of the first to admit... I was driving around in my mom's 325i for a good 3 years.... only cause the 1987 Honda Accord kept breaking down on me



Now after college at age 21 I'm financing this....


All stock, can't afford mods spent it all to buy a year supply of instant noodles.

[sirantsE90]

Originally Posted by jzhang

All stock, can't afford mods spent it all to buy a year supply of instant noodles.

haha

im 19 but will be 20 at the end of september.




a few changes by the end of the month though...

[CONSTRUCTauto.com]

Car: 2008 e90 335i Black on Black (Sold)
Age: <25
Mods:
Matte Grills
LED Angels
6k Low Beams
CF Headlights
Vorsteiner Hood
CF Roundels
CF Interior Trim
CF Pedals
Amuse Style Front Bumper
Matte v710s in m3 offset
B&G Lowering Springs
Vinyl Window Trim
30% window tint
Blackline Taillights

Procede Rev II
Best Combo:
Stett CAI
Stett BOV
AFE Air Scoops

[KWY91]

Omg izzy! Ya win hands down!

[GGreek5]

I give props to all you under 25 guys with nice Bmw's. Whether you pay or your parents, it doesnt matter!!
I was 17 when I got my first Bmw. 87 325i Vert. I loved it. 20 When I got my e36 M3. 30 when I got back on the Bmw boat.

[Lazlo6]

Originally Posted by GGreek5

I give props to all you under 25 guys with nice Bmw's. Whether you pay or your parents, it doesnt matter!!

Agreed!

[TiAg335i]

Just curious, where are all of you under 25 year olds getting the money to

1. Finance a BMW
2. MOD the BMW
3. And still pay other bills/expenses (unless you live at home with mom and dad, which I am assuming if you do the above you do).

I am 20 and a pre-med student, I would never be able to afford all of that at once, and still get where I wanted to go.

[pnguyen]

I'm 25... but I bought the car when I was 23




And no...mom and dad didn't pay for it, or the mods.

[TiAg335i]

Originally Posted by pnguyen

I'm 25... but I bought the car when I was 23




And no...mom and dad didn't pay for it, or the mods.

You must live at home then. I don't see how you could afford a decent place and a BMW at 25. What do you do?

[pnguyen]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

Just curious, where are all of you under 25 year olds getting the money to

1. Finance a BMW
2. MOD the BMW
3. And still pay other bills/expenses (unless you live at home with mom and dad, which I am assuming if you do the above you do).

I am 20 and a pre-med student, I would never be able to afford all of that at once, and still get where I wanted to go.

Just because people under the age 25 doesn't mean that they can't have jobs that pay them enough to finance, mod and still pay their bills without living with mom and dad. I've been on my own financially since I was 18 and have just budgeted my spending so that I'm able to have a nice car to drive and a house to live in. It's not rocket science... just fiscal common sense.

[pnguyen]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

You must live at home then. I don't see how you could afford a decent place and a BMW at 25. What do you do?

I'm a financial consultant and I'm actually a proud homeowner as well as a proud BMW owner.

[Synikal]

I will post new pics when I get my rpi scoops...

I think people have a hard time believing that the "under 25" group can afford such cars. I shouldn't be about whether the young can afford the cars, rather, enjoy that they have the taste to buy them. Some people spend money on things such as clothes and fancy restaurants. Me much more my cars than anything. I mean like pnguyen said, just be smart and manage your money well. Doesn't mean that we don't work hard for such nice things. Then again, its just money right? It shouldn't have a value when its something you enjoy doing or buying. I've been very fortunate to have such a career as a financial advisor (started at 19) and been on my own since I was 16. We all want the best for ourselves and I said everything I own i'll get with my own hands. I'm 23 btw.

[TiAg335i]

Fiscal common sense? Spending money modding out your depreciating BMW doesn't seem like great fiscal common sense to me...

[Nebster]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

You must live at home then. I don't see how you could afford a decent place and a BMW at 25. What do you do?

i have my own house and my bmw as well.

i am a engineer at a mechanical plant and do pretty well. thank you sir.

oh and i'm 22.

[TiAg335i]

Originally Posted by Nebster

i have my own house and my bmw as well.

i am a engineer at a mechanical plant and do pretty well. thank you sir.

oh and i'm 22.

Then again, I must be talking to the wrong people.

To live anywhere where I live, you need to have serious amounts of money. I suppose affording a house and car in other parts of the country is much easier, since taxes and property value are much less.

[Tucker]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

Fiscal common sense? Spending money modding out your depreciating BMW doesn't seem like great fiscal common sense to me...

im 22 own house, own BMW, Married and a dad ( not bad for a 22 year old eh? )
Jelous or what:finger:

[DESI4life10]

Very nice cars everyone.

I got my 07 e90 when I was 22 (now turning 23 in a couple of months). I am very fortunate and soo greatful to receive this car as a gift (graduation/birthday) from my lovely parents. I was shocked and surprised when I got the car. (Man I almost passed out when I saw it ) This is actually my very first owned car.

It is my dream in the furture to repay my parents with their dream car to show them how thankful I am .

Everyone has very unique stories of how they got there car, or how they earned there car. I am very proud to say my parents bought my car for me.
So long as we all act mature, I don't see any reason for people to bash other members for having there car paid for.

Anyhoo, back OT, since I got my car I have put on a couple of mods. The whole list can be seen in my signature.

I am still in the process of adding things to my car (one of them are new rims ).

[Tucker]

Are these guys doing anyting wrong here? You know they are doing what they love doing, The way the world is today with knife crime etc i give a big thumbs up to these guys who do something worthwhile with their lives

[TiAg335i]

Originally Posted by Tucker

im 22 own house, own BMW, Married and a dad ( not bad for a 22 year old eh? )
Jelous or what:finger:

Not really, ur from Ireland...


And 22 is way too young to be a Dad.

[Nebster]

Originally Posted by TiAg335i

Then again, I must be talking to the wrong people.

To live anywhere where I live, you need to have serious amounts of money. I suppose affording a house and car in other parts of the country is much easier, since taxes and property value are much less.

i live in chicago :/