View Poll Results: Evo X drivers! How old are you?
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AGE of EVO X drivers
Not too surprising.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive
). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive
). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.
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Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Maryland
Not too surprising.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive
). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.
Newbie
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 25
Likes: 0
From: Houston, Texas
its actually not that hard you guys, i make 50k a year and i pay $650 a month for my 2013 gsr 1100 for rent and 120 for insurance, so thats 1870 a month when i take home 2850, leaves alot left over plus fiance...bam grocery shopper and electricity payer. $100 a week in gas, so -$400 and then $100 for verizonwireless that leaves you $480 to do w/e with. eh?
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Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 64
Likes: 1
From: MD
Not too surprising.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.
Two easy explanations with knowing nothing about him:
1.)18 joined the military, did oversea's tour, banked all the cash and spent nearly nothing, 4 years of income with cost of living being low while with the military and *poof* enough money to buy an Evo.
2.) Went to college @18, 4 years of college, got a degree at 22, got a job paying 65-80k/yr. Small downpayment, big monthly payments.
I know what you're thinking, I'm 32, work in IT and have a payment of $550/mo still after putting 7k down. But spent my other funds on things like a house and wife (she's expensive
). Sometimes we forget it's possible to live without everything else.I do like the younger people on here that say their parents did not buy it for them but they traded in the car that there parents did buy them or still live with them. If I did not have to pay college or rent or any other bills at 18-19 I could have owned one at that age 2.
The first one might be true. The second one prob not. I went to college at 18 got a 4 year degree in business management. Over the summer my last 3 years in college I was the General Manager of a business that gross 850-900 thousand in the 3 months it was open and could not find a job for 2 years. The job I did find after 2 year was a sales job at a food place so my income was barely $36000. I also had to pay for my own college which put me in the hole as well.
I do like the younger people on here that say their parents did not buy it for them but they traded in the car that there parents did buy them or still live with them. If I did not have to pay college or rent or any other bills at 18-19 I could have owned one at that age 2.
I do like the younger people on here that say their parents did not buy it for them but they traded in the car that there parents did buy them or still live with them. If I did not have to pay college or rent or any other bills at 18-19 I could have owned one at that age 2.
You also aren't considering the fact that alot of people choose to attend state universities where they pay very little to attend as a resident. Also, scholarships and grants help out with the tuition.