<prompt> Human: Please help : any advice is extremely appreciated. TLDR:Im looking to purchase a Dodge Challenger or Chevrolet Camaro.I want the vehicle to be reliable and last me for at least 5-10 years if I take exceptional care.But, Im also worried that in a few years I may have a family or I will grow tired of the vehicle and may want something else that isnt sporty.I have 10,000 saved 6 months of saving. I spend 200month total on rentelectricityphonecablewater. I spend less than 100 a month on food. I make 13.50HR working 40-70 hrsweek paid bi-weekly. I currently have ZERO debt. I just graduated from community college with an associates degree. Im looking to continue my education by going into EMSFire Science. -Single, No children, No creditLong Backstory on myself:I just got my drivers license a few months ago. I have been catching the city bus for all of my life, I spend 5-6 hrsday traveling on the bus to and from work which will be cut down to less than 2 hrs a day in a vehicle. I live extremely frugally and give myself an allowance of less than 3-5day in order to save for a better futurethings that I want to enjoy. I live in a nice home on a family property that was completely paid off and allowed to live in by my grandparents. I struggled so hard and saved for so long I really want to buy a vehicle that I will enjoy and will make myself happy.---I have people in my life pushing me towards all sorts of different options. The main one is my sisters telling me I should just lease a brand new Camaro or Challenger and enjoy the few years that I have it. They made the argument that If Im looking for the extravagance and thrill of a sports car then I should lease and that way almost everything is taken care of for me, with little worry on my end. My mother is telling me to use my savings to outright purchase an older Camaro or Challenger 2012-2014 and to just sell it if I dont like it later. My grandfather is telling me to finance a brand new Camaro or Challenger the most expensive option. My friends are telling me to give up on the sports car dream and just purchase a random used car that runs well for a few thousand and put everything else into savings.Im desperately trying to find the middle ground between enjoying myself and rewarding my hard work and frugal living. And also making a smart decision towards saving for my future and upcoming unforeseen expenses.  <response>: Im looking to purchase a Dodge Challenger or Chevrolet Camaro.Of course you are. Youre 22. I just got my drivers license a few months ago.Check out what the cost to insure a sporty car would be for a 22-year-old with no driving history. I live extremely frugallySo this seems pretty out of character. My grandfather is telling me to finance a brand new Camaro or Challenger the most expensive option.This doesnt sound like very good advice, for whatever reason.If you want to make a smart decision, listen to your friends. 