<prompt> Human: My family has always been big about Ford Mustangs, and my grandpa, uncle, and dad all have had some throughout their lives. Probably influenced by their love, a Mustang is always something Ive wanted to have but due to living in Canada my options are pretty limited due to them not being the best winter cars. As Im going into my second year of university, Ill be living off campus and would benefit from having a car to use, so I have been looking around on the market for a Mustang to satisfy my wants. Not very practical driving throughout the winter would drastically decrease its worth over my years at university, which would also limit me to purchasing a v6 which is more temporary fun rather than the bigger v8 motor. An opportunity has been presented to me where my grandfather owns a collectible mustang, a 2007 Shelby GT. Being one of the last years of mustang to go through Shelbys factory due to him passing shortly after I believe, they have a collectors vibe to them. This means theyre by default worth more, and the car he has is equipped with a v8 motor so it would be limited as a winter car. I would be able to drive up until October or so, and it would stay in storage until April when its nice out again to maintain its value. I dont have to worry about paying for storage, whether its with my in university or back home with my parents it will be winter kept inside.I was originally looking for a car in the sub 10000 cdn market, so considering my grandfathers car is nearly double I would need to work on paying it off over the course of some months. I currently have 9500 invested in stocks through an external company am able to take that out to front money for the car, but it was originally intended as a retirement fund incase my future career doesnt have a pension. I do plan on continuing to contribute to that once I find a job after university and have money to spare, but I wouldnt have the 9500 to compound over my years at uni. My father is willing to contribute towards monthly payments while Im away at school, so if Im gone for 8 months he will contribute 3200 but I may be able to squeeze 4000. I will also have approximately 4000 by the end of the summer that I could contribute, so in the end come next summer I would still owe around 4000 which I could have paid off by that summer.I would then be in the situation where I own a 20000 car which I can somewhat safely assume will hold its value while I have it, but is it worth it to have all of this money tied up in a car? I cant imagine the value will change that drastically over the course of time that I own it, and from what my family knows about the values of mustangs after being interested in them all their life they predict it will actually increase in value in the long run. Im very curious if there are any big negatives to look out for if I seriously consider doing this, or if you have any words of advice on the situation.---TL;DR Have the opportunity to purchase a collectible car from my grandpa have it paid off by next summer, but it would be limited to winter driving so I would not benefit from having it during my winter months at university and I would have to take my previously invested money out of the stocks that theyre in to pay for it.  <response>: No, No, No. Overpowered car for your age, impractical because you cant drive it year round and with that car your insurance is going to be in the upper hundreds a month. Let grandpa keep it. 