I am a mall cop. I wish to buy a corvette when I retire. I am divorced.
I am a recruiter for a big company. I recently leased out my car. I own a black Honda Civic.
I met with my financial advisor about planning my retirement. That's great, did you figure out how to come up with the money to buy your dream car when you retire? Yes, they suggested I finish paying off my home before I invest in a corvette. I have the funds but they said waiting will be better. As long as I am able to buy it when I retire I will be happy. How do you like leasing out your car? Well, that's good you have a plan for buying the car. I have figured out that leasing my car is the best option for me, since I don't have any kids to mess it up, I just lease it for a few years, and trade it back in for a new one. That was until I decided it was time to buckle down and buy. Has leasing been better than buying? They told me to lease my corvette as well, but I want to own my own car. Well, if you're sure it's gonna be your baby for life and retirement gift, especially since you are divorced and have no one to tell you otherwise, I'd say buy! If you Exactly!! I feel like it is time to put myself first and the corvette will be my baby. Do you ever want to get another car? You should do that! It's about time to start thinking about you! I guess I've always dreamed of a 1966 Black Mustang convertable as being my idea retirement car when I'm done with my job as a recruiter. I used to have a mustang but I let it go to get something cheaper. I regret it, which is why I want my corvette. Do you think you will get your dream car one day? I think so. I work hard, so I figure I deserve my dream car one day. What year was your Mustang and what color? That's so cool! It was grey and a 2016. It was a basic model but out of my budget at the time. Now I wish I had it or something better. I feel like the old school mustangs are a win for anyone to have, what do you think? Oh, so it wasn't a classic mustang. A newer model, huh? I like the old school ones. I forgot to ask what type of car you drive now?