<prompt> Human: Hey there!Im a 25yo nurse manager, I make 90k a year salary with a steady job Ive had for the past 3 years. I also have a side photography business that nets me an extra 6k-10k a year. I have already paid off all of my 40k in student loan debt, I contribute 18,500 a year to my 401k 3 employer match. I have 35k in liquid savings in my checking account as an emergency fund building a down payment for a future house. My girlfriend is in a similar position nurse, paid off loans, building for a down paymentMy biggest hobby is racing and participating in time trialsAutoXand HPDE events. Ive been running a car all season that is now giving me issues. Long story short I sold that car for a very good price made money off of it because I got such a good deal when I bought it and sold my second car for a 2k profit from when I bought it on Craigslist 3 months ago. Long story short, I love cars.My question is, I just bought a 2018 Camaro, reason I was drawn to this car was the amazing warranty that actually covers you on the track. Even catastrophic engine failure is covered as long as the car is not modified, and this was a big problem with my last car.I got a great deal on the Camaro, used my second car as a down payment sold it private party, and the payments will be under 600mo 3.1apr for 72mo. Total financed amount is 38k which is 10k under MSRP for the vehicle. I feel like I always read how bad new cars are, but this is not a A-B car for me, this is my hobby. My monthly expenses are: Rent -750 Utilities electric, cable, phone - 150 Food - 250 Car - 600 Car Ins - 90 Gas - 150 Misc fun money - 500Money left after expenses and 401k contributions are 2,000 per month. Is this still against the rules of PF? I know I should be driving a 99 Corolla based on everyones other posts...but I work hard, paid off all my student debt and feel like this is one area of my life I really want to treat myself.  <response>: What are you even asking here? What is the question? It seems like the actual purpose of this post is to get some responses which will make you feel better about your purchase. Listen, its done. You bought it. Let your natural feelings about the outcome happen as they will. That way, you can use the knowledge gained from those feelings when considering future large purchases. 