<prompt> Human: Hello,I recently turned 26 and have been wanting to replace my old Toyota Corolla for some time now. Ive always wanted an Audi and have seriously looked into purchasing a new 2014 Audi A5 Coupe 39000. Im currently single, maybe in a relationship, Im not so sure... and my current monthly income equates to about 4800 a month. Ive only got about 2000 in savings that Im using as an emergency fund and my monthly expenses varies dramatically. I think Ive spent way too much money on random shit the past few months such as on new video game consoles and at Ikea...Ive got about 7000 in debt that Ive been paying a fair share each month and I think that pretty much sums up my financial situation. Honestly, I am well aware purchasing a new car is not the smartest thing to do financially... but you only live once and I really want a car with AWD and heated seats. Is this financially doable... or am I way over my head here?  <response>: I wouldnt do it until: Youre debt free Retirement accounts are utilized to an extent that youre on track for retirement Emergency fund is sufficiently stocked You can buy the car in cash or pay for the majority of it in cash in general, makes little sense to finance the purchase of an asset that depreciates so quickly - especially an Audi Long term purchase goals are on track house, etcIm not going to say dont do it at all some people here are rfrugal crossovers, I think lol, but there are a lot of other priorities that should be addressed before even considering it. 