<prompt> Human: Im a frequent PFer, but one thing thats always tempted me has been my personal vehicle.Heres the situation - Im currently driving an old, beaten down 2004 Toyota Camry. Its cheap to insure, cheap to run, has some issues but they dont cost too much to fix, but is also somewhat embarrassing to drive around - it was a hand me down from family with a gaudy paint color, and the paint itself is also flaking off badly. I had another vehicle until last month, when I sold it for 14,000 with the plan on replacing it and getting rid of the Camry by the end of the year.Here are the numbers:Income - approx 8000month after taxes retirement contributionsFixed expenses - 3600month including mortgage, gas, food, utilities, insurance, travel fund, emergency fund, etcFun expenses - 500monthCash saved for new vehicle - 35000Checking account - 21000Savings accounts - 48000Brokerage account - 109000I have a wife that works too, the fixed expenses are my share of the pie---Im in the early stages of looking for a vehicle. I have a reservation for a Tesla Model 3, which I will likely be able to order within a few months. If I want it ASAP, it would cost about 60k before tax rebates worth 10k here, or I could wait until next year and maybe get a lower spec for 45k. Ive also been considering a used 2015 BMW 428i or 435i for 26-29k. My other idea has been to get 2 cars - say a 15k Honda Civic for commuting, and a 25k 370z or Mustang for fun.What should my total budget be?  <response>: Sounds like you can buy a lot of things with the cash saved. Your budget is what you want it to be. If you like debt to impress people, thats cool and up to you. 