32404 --> 36212 out the door?
 

ok well tmv pricing says 32404 for what i want, white sport package and a couple of optons. so i try to get some quotes and about 4 dealers call me and we set up appointments so i can come in and try 2 get some out the door quotes.
but!
because im only 18, 3/4 the dealerships politely tell me to get lost (the funny thing is i could buy the gt-r cash if i wanted to..)
so i finally get to the 4th dealer. he shows me some cars and then we go inside and start discussing prices. at first he was trying to sell the car to me for msrp, and at that point i just showed him the tmv pricing with invoice and everything. he looks at it and says ok and says he has to talk to his manager. he comes back with a tmv price report that somehow says something like 34k? idk how he got 2 change things around like that but ok. but i told him nothing more then tmv pricing + tags taxes and license etc. so i ask for an out the door quote so i can just leave this bs and he says even with my pricing itll cost 36212 out the door.
idk if thats a good # but i dont think it is so im wondering what others think. so let me know if thats a good price or not.

how much is your state tax?
how much are they charging you for doc fee's and other BS like glass etching or mabye protectant?


I ordered my Z for 37,500 (invoice) and my OTD is 40,100 or so, because of tax and title. They did charge me for the glass etching but I was ok with it since the only other people willing to sell me a Z for that price was 600 miles away.

Just do the math. "Out the door" is the sale price plus tax and tags. Anything more than that and they are screwing you.

I'm curious as to how you could pay cash for a GT-R at age 18. There are really only a few options. You may be in a boyband. You may have invented Facebook. You are very good at online poker. You sell drugs.

Ummm do you want to buy me a Z pleasE?

idk about the fees and such he didnt say but my state tax is 6% so thats about 2k there if theyre charging me for the etching thats bs and i dont want it, the paint protection is bs also same with the warranty that i dont want

im into the stock market averaging 3.5k+ a week net gain my highest so far was 20k in 1 week and no net loss in a week ever :) the whole boyband thing wasnt working out for me =\ turns out they dont let straight guys in. and i have the worst poker face ever >.<

nty :o

So how do I invest in these stocks

^ i buy at 930-940 and sell within 10 minutes youd need to be risking atleast 100k for this to work well

how the hell do you have 100,000 dollars at 18

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personal reasons some 1 in the family died :|
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that too :P lol

well then i wouldnt let them ( the other dealers) act that way to you then

ya ima just go 2 another dealer lol

Surely someone has done a story on you. It is rare to find an 18 year old market prodigy that has never taken a net loss, even in a market that has taken huge losses. Is your last name Madoff? It sounds like you have been able to do something that guys who have spent their life around the market haven't been able to pull off. Guys like Trump and Buffett are having a tough go of turning a profit with this market. It would seem to me that guys would be lining up for your advice if what you say is true.

that takes pretty damn good skills and luck to average that much per week...the stocks are slowly bouncing back now.....slowly overall

but on a daily and/or weekly, you could make some coins pretty fast on the stocks, it fluctuates quite a bit

Not trying to troll, but why are you giving this kid such a hard time? Who cares what he does or how he makes money, it has nothing to do with his original question. So what if he's lying, if that's the case then your only giving him what he wants.

Besides, a lot of 18 year old have that kind of cash. 98% of the wealth is in 2% of the population's hands. And 2% of 6 billion = a lot of people. I'm not rich, but I have three friends ages 21, 22, and 23, each with multi-million dollar trust funds. It's really not that big of a deal.