<prompt> Human: My wife and I were thinking of buying and sharing a Tesla Model S. We have no debt except a mortgage roughly 1.1k a month. Our cost of living where we are is pretty cheap and we both max out our 401Ks to the employer match, and the personal roth IRA. We were thinking of trading my car in, and keeping 1 beater paid off, next to no cost on insurance to get the Tesla.The Cost of the Car is around 95k. We will finance about 60 2.5 for 6 years. Making the Monthly payment around 900. We wanted this car for a few reasons. No maintenance expenses for 6 years included in car price. Transportation cost will drop from 200 a month for gas in my car, to 35 for electricity. Lastly, the car is not only for transportation. We both love nice cars, so this is also considered fun money for us as well.Is this a feasible solution?OKIE Dokie, we will wait :Assistant: Too much car. Its not even close, really. Human: Why? Assistant: I am guessing the 30 grand you plan to put down is all of most of your cash savings. Its tough to save that much money, and will be basically impossible with the car payment you are thinking about.You will be sacrificing all of your ability to grow your money in your 20s. Personally, Ive made over 50 grand just on capital gains in my 20s, so now at 29 I would be in a position to pay cash for the car you want. It doesnt make sense to do it at your age, or mine, but you get the point.I dont see how your insurance could be the same if your current car is paid off and significantly cheaper. That doesnt add up, so Id check your numbers.Property taxes are going to be massive. Same with sales tax. Did you consider these?The car will be worthless in 8 years or less.Its a car, you could buy it day 1 and wreck it day 2 and be out a ton of money.Thats just a few reasons.Human: Its not.I think our savings is very strong for being in the lowmid twenties. Between work, and personal its over 26k going into retirement yearly.My current car is roughly worth 35k. Sports car coupe with crap safety and security...My property taxes are about 225 monthly. We allocate 2500 a month for everything for the house. This is no issue. Sales tax is included in that price up there.I might be. But so is the beer and expensive food all my friends spend their money on.Insurance.  <response>: You acknowledge that you are in a good position for a couple in your mid twenties. Why do you want to deplete your savings as well as remove 900 per month that you could be savings instead of blowing on a car? 