what do you guys do for a living?

[goose em69]

I'm 16 right now i have to own a red ferrari all my friend
say that i'll never own a red ferrari. I tell them differnt
and then they say if i own a ferrari i'll get smoked by a
pimped out civic or supra which may be true, but i'd still own a ferrari which is more than they will be able to say but anyway i was thinking about starting my own business in landscaping or something i was wondering if that would be the best way to get a ferrari. If you guys know of any guaranteed ways of being able to get a ferrari please tell me, or just tell me if the landscaping would be the way to go.

[S8]

Absolutely no comments

[goose em69]

must you laugh your just like them does anyone know of a job that makes the big bucks?

[manu_sachdeva]

start saving money NOW and...

1. work as an investment banker.

OR

2. start your own successful business. (i prefer this)

One way or another, hard work and sacrifice are involved. (but its all worth it when you take delivery and you see your own Ferrari there for the first time)

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[goose em69]

Thanks, i'm probably gonna do my own business
it's hard getting paid good when you work for someone else,
at least thats what i always see.

[southpaw]

Lets see here, if you start saving now, and you make about 1,000 bucks a week (profit) landscaping, youll be able to buy your ferrari when your oh somewhere in ur Mid 60's, hahaha just playin with ya, good look on your wild goose chase. But I feel for you in how bad you want this car, ive got the same thing going on with my supra.


Peace

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Steve

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[goose em69]

IF i made a $1000 a week and i saved all of it, it would only take 4 or 5 years to have enough for a ferrari by the time i'm 60 i should have a fleet of ferrari's

$1000 X 52 = $52,000 per year

lets just hope the landscaping thing works out

[Fast-Seb]

Hi Goose !

When I hear you, it reminds me of myself when I was your age. Purely and simply passionated.

keep in mind that the first secret to get where you want (and to drive this beautifull red Ferrari) is to hold on to your dreams and to keep your ambitions ! .. the rest is as they say; hard work, sacrifices and so..

By the way; what model would you choose ?

Cia !

Seb.

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[manu_sachdeva]

Goose listen to my advice mate - start saving now and go to Seb and I's debate about how to reasonably purchase a Ferrari.

Its an entry somewhere in the "Tubi or Koenig Exhaust? for 550 Maranello" post under Ferrari.

I don't know why soo many people think buying a supercar is soo difficult. In many senses that is the least expensive part of supercar ownership.
Running/Insuring one is difficult though. But not if you're sensible. (I have been told about a rumoured service bill on a 550 Maranello that had a destroyed gearbox/drivetrain that cost £37,000 - thats POUNDS STERLING.)

[Seb]

True Manu its about to decide how you want to live your life. For example do you want to live in a flat and buy a nice car or live in a nice house. When it comes to pay the insurance and take car of the car you need to earn so much that you can pay for it. Can save money for buying the car but its hard to save money for owning the car.