Youngest BRZ/FRS Owners?

[ChandlerSwyng]

Originally Posted by Sitha

All these little kids with rich parents FML

My parents don't pay for it, I do...

[Obja]

just turned 18

[wrxgoose]

damned youngins

[velin86]

20 and paid cash for it myself. No payments is great.

[Carlitoz3]

All I had when I was 16 were my "Adiaas"

[IloveBaldEagles]

This is the Internet and I choose to be 12.

[Kelbyat07]

Got mine when I was 17. Thank you mommy and daddy.

[Bignicky1]

I honestly feel like OP is troll

[radroach]

Good to get this car while you're young and full of dumb

[ChandlerSwyng]

Originally Posted by Bignicky1

I honestly feel like OP is troll

Nah i'm serious :p

[Bignicky1]

Originally Posted by mrauburnhd

Nah i'm serious :p

i just find it really hard to believe that a 16 year old is paying for everything while going to highschool

[Mister]

Originally Posted by Bignicky1

i just find it really hard to believe that a 16 year old is paying for everything while going to highschool

I gotta agree. I had friends who worked a lot of hours a week in high school, and they could barely keep up with keeping their beaters insured and on the road, gas, insurance, maintenance, even on a reliable older car can be a few hundred or more every month. And with work just so they could have the damn car they often did not have time for clubs, sports, partys, etc...so definitely not worth it.

It is pretty typical to see, the kid works their ass off at work so they can afford their car which they need to drive to work, nasty cycle.

For those who say they bought it in cash at 16-20 y/o, I'd like to know how the heck you had 25-26k + ttl in the bank at that age, it certainly wasn't from working a cash register I would not think.

And more on topic, I am 23, graduated college last year and got a MS3, but it was not what I really wanted so I recently traded it + cash for the FRS.

[dem00n]

Originally Posted by Bignicky1

i just find it really hard to believe that a 16 year old is paying for everything while going to highschool

I can see it.

My friend is 17, hes a diamond setter, makes around 2K a week easy on outside work from companies.
Myself, i make some pretty good money as a jeweler myself at 18 (see a pattern?)

Then there is another friend i have, hes at 17 who also oversees a big shipping operation for a big medical company constantly shipping to china, i don't know how much he makes but its most defiantly more then me and you.

You always hear about teenagers making minimal wage but there's a few who are making enough money to be full lifetime jobs, its mostly luck and knowing how to talk.

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by dem00n

I can see it.

My friend is 17, hes a diamond setter, makes around 2K a week easy on outside work from companies.
Myself, i make some pretty good money as a jeweler myself at 18 (see a pattern?)

Then there is another friend i have, hes at 17 who also oversees a big shipping operation for a big medical company constantly shipping to china, i don't know how much he makes but its most defiantly more then me and you.

You always hear about teenagers making minimal wage but there's a few who are making enough money to be full lifetime jobs, its mostly luck and knowing how to talk.

Is this fantasy land of 6 figure incomes for workers without experience, diplomas, or a firm grasp of the English language taking applications?

My engineering degree seems to have been a waste after all