How to lose 200k at auction

[shogun32]

Buy a 2013 gt500 snake. Don't drive it. Spend mods for 1100 wheel hp to the tune of 300 grand. Get lucky at Meecum Dallas and let it hammer for 100k.

I wonder at what point did the idiot seller think he would find a greater fool once his costs looked 150k in the rearview?

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[lo-fi]

I can only assume the original owner is ridiculously wealthy. I have a very close friend with loads of money and can confirm he gives no f$cks about throwing away money. Unfortunately at a point money loses all meaning.

 

[Balr14]

I can only assume the original owner is ridiculously wealthy. I have a very close friend with loads of money and can confirm he gives no f$cks about throwing away money. Unfortunately at a point money loses all meaning.

Yup, I had a boss like that a number of years ago. He'd buy the latest and greatest new car when it first came out, pay absurd dealer markup, drive it for a few days, leave it sit for months and sell it at a considerable loss, then do it again and again and again...

Fortunately, I was able to buy one of the cars he got tired off. It was the only car he ever bought that fit my budget. It was a Mercedes SL55.

 

[Strokerswild]

I can only assume the original owner is ridiculously wealthy. I have a very close friend with loads of money and can confirm he gives no f$cks about throwing away money. Unfortunately at a point money loses all meaning.

Maybe for some.

I personally know two millionaires, and you'd never guess either was. Both frugal almost to a fault, incredibly down to earth. And everything they touch seems to turn to gold. These guys would be the ones buying that car for pennies on the dollar at auction.

 

[shogun32]

as they say it's easier to have more money by just not losing it.

 

[lo-fi]

Maybe for some.

I personally know two millionaires, and you'd never guess either was. Both frugal almost to a fault, incredibly down to earth. And everything they touch seems to turn to gold. These guys would be the ones buying that car for pennies on the dollar at auction.

When I say has money, I don't mean simply a millionaire Times that by a lot.

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