[Anonymous POLL] GT Owners...how much do you make a year?

[doulos4jc]

prolly need to subtract at least 10k from each post for the exaggeration factor.

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[blitzburgh]

Very true. In North Dakota cost of living is not much. 1000$ a month for us covers mortgage, insurance, taxes on 11.5 acres with outbuildings.

That wont come close to paying the rent on my 1 bedroom apartment.

 

[JimmyTwoTimes]

Kind of surprised at all of these married people here... I've always thought of the Mustang (or any 2 door, really) as a single person's car. Plus I guess I don't know that many married people to begin with.

 

[RevvdMedia]

70K+ a year myself, fiance (soon to be wife) is 70K+. We go halfers on everything except our cars and personal purchases (computers, electronics, etc) so there is always extra income.

Considering I was paying 717 a month for my old Sportage and the GT is now at 618 a month with discounts, trade in equity, etc, GT was a no brainer haha.

 

[Farmundeh]

Very true. In North Dakota cost of living is not much. 1000$ a month for us covers mortgage, insurance, taxes on 11.5 acres with outbuildings.

Must be nice. :doh:

^^^ this.

I had a decent year bonus-wise last year and made about $275K, but then again I pay $30 a day for parking.

And probably an arm and a leg for either rent or a mortgage.

Jimmy - you at a firm or in-house? Feel free to not disclose if you'd rather not.

 

[Coaster]

Kind of surprised at all of these married people here... I've always thought of the Mustang (or any 2 door, really) as a single person's car. Plus I guess I don't know that many married people to begin with.

I'm married.

2 Doors, 2 people...

As long as people don't fall into the notion that being married means you absolutely have to have kids this car works fine.

 

[Todd15Fastback]

prolly need to subtract at least 10k from each post for the exaggeration factor.

No exaggerating here...I voted just on my own salary but make 2.5 times what my wife makes.

Kind of surprised at all of these married people here... I've always thought of the Mustang (or any 2 door, really) as a single person's car. Plus I guess I don't know that many married people to begin with.

95% of our friends are married. The last 4 single friends of ours have all gotten married in the last 2 years. The last single friend gets married in 2 months.

Wife drives a SUV, so we have the family transportation covered plus a vehicle to pull the boat whenever that is needed.

Married people have as much fun as single people, except sleeping with different people on a regular basis....:lol::lol::lol:

 

[JimmyTwoTimes]

And probably an arm and a leg for either rent or a mortgage.

Jimmy - you at a firm or in-house? Feel free to not disclose if you'd rather not.

Rent; I can't afford to buy a place to live in Brooklyn. And yeah, rent is ridiculous in New York, as always.

I'm at a firm down here on Wall Street. Compared to the other 300,000 people working within a quarter-mile radius of me, I'm poor.

 

[JimmyTwoTimes]

95% of our friends are married. The last 4 single friends of ours have all gotten married in the last 2 years. The last single friend gets married in 2 months.

Wife drives a SUV, so we have the family transportation covered plus a vehicle to pull the boat whenever that is needed.

Married people have as much fun as single people, except sleeping with different people on a regular basis....:lol::lol::lol:

Nah, I mean, it's a sample-size bias, I suppose. Everybody I know is too focused on their career to get married; the people I know who are married are all over 50. People in their 30's (like me) are still focusing too much time on work to have a spouse.

 

[doulos4jc]

I'm married.

2 Doors, 2 people...

As long as people don't fall into the notion that being married means you absolutely have to have kids this car works fine.

+1 I'm kid free. The stang may have 4 seats, but only two are usable.

 

[moarhorsepower]

NJ here...just stated making over 100k/year and it still doesn't feel like enough at times. But I was making $65k/year before so can't complain. Rent and cost of living here is crazy high. Rent alone for a decent 1 bedroom condo is $1250.

 

[Todd15Fastback]

Nah, I mean, it's a sample-size bias, I suppose. Everybody I know is too focused on their career to get married; the people I know who are married are all over 50. People in their 30's (like me) are still focusing too much time on work to have a spouse.

Makes sense, to a degree.

The age range I was referring is between 35-45...Most of these ex-single people are on their second marriage are work in corporate America.

Guess it all depends on what you want in life at that current moment:cheers:

 

[GoBlues38]

Kind of surprised at all of these married people here... I've always thought of the Mustang (or any 2 door, really) as a single person's car. Plus I guess I don't know that many married people to begin with.

LOL

I am 43, wife and 2 kids. My kids are getting older now and I have had the 4 door cars for 15 years. It's time for daddy to have some fun again.

Mustang is for me and my wife, the Explorer Sport is the family hauler.

Dual income$ FTW!!!

 

[phrenetiK]

+1 I'm kid free. The stang may have 4 seats, but only two are usable.

last weekend I fit 4 adults in my car. 6ft 1 driver seat, 5ft8 girl behind me. 5ft10 guy in both passenger front and rear.

 

[GoBlues38]

Married people have as much fun as single people, except sleeping with different people on a regular basis....:lol::lol::lol:

A freaking men!

Dual incomes plus experience. i know how to have a good time, just not with strippers anymore.

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