<prompt> Human: So, to start off; I am in the military, and no Im not looking to buy a mustang. I am deployed and have absolutely no expenses, unless you count buying snackscigarettes here and there. When I am in garrison, my bills are a total of 40 EUR for my phone and 30 EUR for internet which I am considering bundling when I return.As of right now, I am absolutely pocketing roughly 3k a month. I have zero debt, no car, house or boat to pay for. I will be here for a total of six months, and with my entitlements base pay and tax exclusions, I have calculated a total of 18,000 being accrued while I am here.My plan is to buy a 2014 Scion tC in October when I return to the states, meaning I will still have 6 months remaining at my current base when I am done with this deployment. 2014 Scion tCs currently retail for 19,995 for the model and options that I want at this time. Is it a solid idea to put 10k down, while maintaining what I calculated out to be 210mo payments on a 60 month plan with 100mo full coverage insurance? Even with my base pay, that still leaves me with 850 every two weeks. I figure I could even make double payments to quicken the loan process. Plus, Ill have an extra 8k to investtravel with.Assistant: Why brand new? Scions are Toyotas which will last forever, why not find a good used one and avoid the 20 depreciation hit when you drive off the lot.Also, the car guy in me says why on earth buy the TC now the FR-S is available?Human: Yeah, Ive been looking at the FR-S, too... its so... shiney and newninja edit: ... and fast  <response>: Do read this first: MMM takes it to an extreme -- Im a car guy, and have two cars I love 04 XJ8, 94 Corvette, which I spent less than 20k combined on.Instead of going into that much debt why not find something olderused thats still fun to drive but more affordable, and start banking some serious savings? 