Sup EvoM, I need your help..

I am 14 y/o and next year when I am 15 1/2, I'm gonna try to get a job at my local Toyota dealership as a detailer. Not the detailer that paints cars but the kind that cleans the new cars and gets them ready for the customers. But anywyas, I start off at $7 an hour, and I can work 4 hours a day after school so that is $28 a day, and 6 days a week so that is $168. And $168 times 4 because there are four weeks in a moth is....$672 so that is more than enough for a mothly payment. Now, my mom said that she would take care of the down and I'll try to bargain with the dealer so I can get an IX for $27,000 without the SSL. So I'm just asking, does this sound right to you guys? Or should I wait until they mark down the IX's?

Edit: My mom will put down a $10k down so thatll make the monthly payment like about $350 and it's not going to be a daily driver, I'll drive it often but not so much that I would often have to replace the tires, clutch, brakes, etc. My mom will pay the insurance too....

 

i wouldn't do it. first of all, what about tax? second, even at $672 a month, maintaining an evo will be a stratch. who is going to pay for insurance? tires, clutch, GAS etc.. the evo is not a cheap car to own by any means. honestly, just buy a cheaper car (maybe even a used wrx) and use that for a couple of years. later on when you get a solid job, buy the evo and enjoy it with out worries.

 

dude is that the capitol toyota dealer in san jose?

 

^^^ No, it's Toyota Vallejo.

 

oh...I saw bay area so i thought it mightve been in san jose. Also I agree just work this job get some money then get a solid job

 

omg another youngster trying to buy an evo little man try a starter car get something you can afford. Evo you need to look at a geo metro or something you don't even have a license yet and want an evo gimme a break newb

 

btw I make $33 an hour and the evo is still a big car pmnt 573.74 plus 388.89 for ins

 

Yeah Evos are expensive little girls. They need good brakes. Good gas. Good tires. Good spark plugs. Good oil. etc. Nothings cheap nowadays. I don't regret buying my baby but, I would advise making sure you have at least.... at least..... 2500 saved up for emergencies... such as, a bad clutch or an accident, etc.

Good luck!

 

I hope that this is a joke.

 

^^ Hell naw I ain't a newb, I may be young but I know a lot about Evos and I have my reasons for liking and wanting the Evo, and it's not becaus eit's some fast car that once I get it, I'm all cool and crap. I hate fast n the furious and I ain't gonna end up a ricer!

 

don't lie newb we all know you like 2f2f and at 7 an hour there is no way in hell you could afford an evo what about when you move out of mommy nd daddys house how are you gonna afford rent plus an evo at 7/hour get a miata

 

buy a pos to get ur *** around and invest your money into something that you will profit from when until your older and more able to afford/own an evo (mutual funds. ect.).

 

^^^ I'm only gonna pay for 5 years, and by that time I'll be 19 and I'll still be living with my parents with my Evo payed off, and if i dont have enough for one month, my parents will help me out...

 

Also your pay is going to be taxed so your only going to be taking home $500 a month ur lucky to cover gas!!!

 

Dude why rush into that type of committment at such a young age. The money you make will barely cover your gas and payment. What happens when your sick or miss work to score some booty? The Evo is not cheap to maintain as stated above. Enjoy being young and save your money. I would buy a cheap used car around 10k. Ask your mother to co-sign a loan and start building your credit.