<prompt> Human: I pretty much know the answer... I guess I just want to put the nail in the coffin. nbsp;Income:-1700 bi-weekly paycheck-450 rent assist from GF Responsibilities:-1156 mortgage payment-576month Credit Card Debt Payments w 7k in balance transferred all my CC debt to a chase slate card 0 interest rate for 15 months and 0 transfer fee and I NEEED to pay this off before March of next year to not get any interest charges-342month car payment w 1.9k balance-400 for utilities and insuranceAssets:-1998 BMW M3 worth maybe 8-10k?-1997 4runner daily driver but pretty much worth nothing-1k in stocks and cash Plan: So right now I am working on my debts. I will be done with my car loan around September or November of this year and the credit card by March of next year. Once that is done I wanted to sell the M3 and use that to put a down payment. The Viper I am looking at is the second generation and I am making my budget 40k. I am assuming that I will be able to get a loan from my credit union same as the BMW 1.99 APR and for the viper maybe 5 year loan? and I am assuming that I will be able to get some sort of weekend car insurance on it keep it locked in the garage and drive it maybe 15-25 of the time. My hope is that car payment and insurance is about 550month which would allow me to shove 900-1000 a month in my savingsinvesting account. I am also assuming that since it is a limited production car around 15 years of age that it is nearing the bottom of the depreciation curve. Potential Problems:-So the 4Runner is my daily driver and I believe it is a ticking time bomb. It has 325k miles on it. If it explodes I will need to get another one. I want to avoid making another car purchase while i am paying off the viper.-The credit union may require full blown insurance on it and that will be really expensive.I guess what I wanted help with is figuring out the fastest andor most responsible way to get my ass in a Viper.EDIT: Thanks guys. Like I said, I pretty much knew the answer but this confirms it.  <response>: You want to spend a years worth of after-tax income to buy a car youd only drive on the weekend? Thats a terrible idea no matter how much you make. 