<prompt> Human: Im 24, single, credit score in the mid 700s, and completely debt free. Heres my financial snapshot below. Could I afford a loan on a model 3 that costs 50k-70k based on the customizations?x200B;Gross Annual Salary: 80k 20k in bonuses6 401k contribution every paycheck company matches 7 with 6 contribution from employeeMax contribution to Roth IRAMonthly take home pay: 4600Monthly cash savings after expenses: 1300x200B;Currently own outright a 2016 Honda CR-VEmergency Fund: 20kRoth IRA: 10k401k: 13kx200B;Given the above information. What down paymentmonthly payment should I target if I were to pursue this purchase?  <response>: You can afford it. Im in the same income bracket, but I have a shit ton more savings than you do, just because Im older. I just got mine two weeks ago. Happy as can be. Side note: You should really increase your 401k savings rate unless youre saving cash for a down payment on a house. Now back to financials. Its never a good financial idea to buy something when there is a cheaper alternative. But if its what you want, you have to means to do it, and itll make you happy then just do it. Also consider, where will you charge it? Do you see yourself moving? Will your new place be able to also charge it? If you need to hire an electrician to install a new outlet youre looking at 1000-2000. A wall charger is 500. A new charging cable is 300comes with one. Car insurance will be more expensive than a typical car. Dont assume you can just supercharge it all the time, bad for the battery.Owners manual recommends leaving it plugged in as much as possible so the secondary systems put less strain on the battery long term issue. If you do get it, enjoy its a lot of fun. Also consider a used model S. ; 