My Company Forced Me To Buy A $38,000 Car!

[@yamamancha]

I never get tired of listening to Dave talk about vehicle debt.

[@Shaolin91z]

This time it's justified

[@yamamancha]

@@Shaolin91z I thnk he's always spot on when it comes to vehicle debt. Half the people calling in would be living the good life if not for stupid decisions on cars.

[@yamamancha]

@@Shaolin91z And just to be clear, I almost made one of those stupid decisions a year ago.Thanks to Dave, I decided not to buy a new car and it totally changed my trajectory for the better.

[@Shaolin91z]

Good for you. New car payment+full coverage insurance+ sales tax = debt

[@InvincibleMegaBeast]

I have a sport car that Im under water with at least $3k...going to try and sell it off this spring

[@InvestingHustler]

He wanted a new car and blaming his company for it 🤔 I’m sure he could’ve got a better deal then a 38k car

[@atown27]

I agree

[@LuisPerez-xh7if]

HE SHOULD HAVE GOTTEN A CAR THAT WAS 1 YEAR OLDER AND ALREADY TOOK THE DEPRECIATION HIT.

[@georgewashington938]

than

[@lovethemflowers]

Man! I wanted to hear what car he bought. Sorry the call dropped before we found out.

[@jamescurrent8794]

You've nailed it on the head here.

[@nathanielcarreon5634]

My company forced me to buy a house in Malibu. lol

[@BethBurns68]

lol

[@aldovlo]

🤣🤣

[@designhub360customapparel]

Lol

[@defnotsolrac3406]

rofl

[@davidburton4582]

Haha

[@MrAces215]

A new Honda civic is like $18k...All I hear are excuses

[@logancoryshares4040]

Sixeagles entitlement! Costs people millions.

[@joeb1522]

Agreed. An a new Honda Civic with pretty good options is about 20k or 21k.

[@alexjohn5251]

I bought the cheapest new civic no features and a stick shift and it was still over 18

[@bliglum]

@@alexjohn5251 Hey, you got the right transmission option though! Honda autos are garbage, but their manuals are sweet.

[@GTPLewellen]

bliglum What vehicles do you prefer???

[@samuelbane6743]

Very key point… if you leave that job you still have the car payment!

[@AdaEstherGJ]

Very true!

[@IaMtheDjSpade]

Or even worse get fired

[@user-nb8yt2il2r]

Dont leave the job

[@mverma7845]

@@user-nb8yt2il2r what if he gets fired.

[@mverma7845]

@@IaMtheDjSpade Here is the kicker after he gets fired he sells the car to his boss

[@1jw298]

I don’t think he hung up, sounds like he was driving his expensive car and lost connection.

[@aaGirlification]

funny, if he was driving car and all of a sudden realized he is stupid.... So why not call Dave to reconfirm. LOL.

[@SajuMirrorCast]

🤣

[@CarlosFlores-xf2sn]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@1151simon]

Ahahahaha 😅

[@glowblank17]

*Lost connection with reality 😂!*

[@leilanikuuipo6004]

Nobody forced him to buy a 38k car, he did that all on his own.

[@CrashCarson14]

Jswirv so a civic to an M3? An M3 wouldn’t be to good for any clients. Too tight

[@i0hate0this0place]

@@CrashCarson14 true, sounds like an excuse to buy a M3. A regular 3 or 5 series would have done a better job of driving clients around. Even a C class, not many people know the model of cars, just the brand.

[@CrashCarson14]

jean rainier feliciano exactly. People egos into buying a car. An X 5 or whatever it is would be best of a bmw really

[@califdad4]

a Real Estate Broker told me that he got his agents years before, a deal on a Lincoln Continental , but they bought the cars, this was back in the mid 1960's, he said they looked real good and the cars looked great outside of the business

[@jonnytorch5855]

Jswirv this is true. The know a girl with a real estate firm that required you to have a luxury auto. She bought a Lexus suv.

[@Ant0417]

There’s no chance any company on earth would “force” him to buy a NEW vehicle, much less a $38k one. If he travels for work, he would be required to have reliable transportation, nothing more. He could’ve bought a 2 or 3 yr old Camry or Corolla for $10-15k.

[@yesorlando05]

Exactly!

[@jeffstuehling3510]

I did work for a place that required the outside sales guys to have no older than a 3 year old truck. Most of the guys would go get the best deal that could and still be over $30k. I no longer work for that company. Lol. A current body style that is well maintained should be sufficient for any company in my opinion. That can get you an 8 year old vehicle in some cases.

[@anthonyc362]

JJ Anthony I know of companies that say the car can only be so old and over a certain value.

[@kimjong-un5562]

Yeah company's require employees having cars under 3 years old . Most management position that require a lot of driving all call for new cars under 2-3 years. It's basically ensures u never break down

[@Telcomvic]

I don't know what they do now--but previously, the phone company I worked for required outside sales managers to have a 4 door 2-3 yo car of a certain size/brand as condition of accepting/continuing the job.

[@DjR6307]

Guy: "I'm on baby step 2 of your program, so I went out and bought a $38,000 car..." Dave: *FACEPALM* 😂😂😂

[@anangambarman4606]

😂😂😂😂

[@greatgolfer23]

Literally!! Plus he did it in painful silence while the guy kept explaining hahah, love Dave

[@chazzkramer7676]

I know someone who bought into this stupidity. He no longer has the job or the car!

[@Tyler-sq4lt]

I think Dave's *Facepalm* just became a meme.

[@Mhel2023]

Ikr...I need to print pictures of this facepalm. One on the fridge and one stuck on my wallet 😂

[@Jumperman12mac]

Smart guy, goofy face, slightly doughy head lol

[@DaMu24]

@@unicornswag888 Do me.

[@petesspspsps]

He didn't want to admit what type of car it was so he hung up...

[@herfirstmate]

Pete S LOL! For sure!

[@egresk1]

I'm guessing his cellphone dropped the call, but of course I don't have a crystal ball like you.

[@petesspspsps]

@@egresk1 It's a joke. Of course, we don't know what actually happened. I'm making light of the curious time the call ended (which was right after Dave asked him what type of car it was). It's ok to laugh about it!

[@williamsmith3331]

😆

[@thelastmemphian]

Yeah it was prob some entry level luxury car like a 3-series BMW or Merc C-class. He thinks he deserves a nice car because he makes a lot of money

[@wmurray003]

"and you don't think you'll be able to do that cheaper than 38 thousand huh."

[@PittToNYC]

I had a similar car arrangement with a previous company, and I would not be surprised if the rule is within 4 model years “at the time of purchase”. So if that’s the case, he wouldn’t have to swap out cars every year. Then he could just buy a reasonably priced, reliable car and bank the monthly car allowance.

[@soonermagic24]

He didn’t want to tell dave he bought a bmw to impress women at stoplights

[@speakingtruths4215]

soonermagic24 Except that a new 38,000 dollar BMW doesn’t exist. It’s 2020, not 1996. And he’s married, which kind of make your comment silly.

[@unklecorky2181]

@@speakingtruths4215maybe he got a barebones/stripped down base 3 series that was a previous years leftover being sold at a discount? It's a stretch I know but you could def make it happen for 38,000

[@chris24220]

@@speakingtruths4215 a 38,000 dollar bmw does exist. Do some research.

[@jeffpesos6554]

I love hearing about people in these situations to feel better about myself

[@regul8or71]

Respectfully, that’s quite foolish of you. Just because someone else is in a different/worse situation doesn’t mean that your situation is necessarily better. As soon as we get complacent with our own situation by comparing it with somebody else’s, we open a door that we don’t want to open. That’s how I ended up with $13,000 in credit card debt. Comparison is a killer.

[@elsunshine9976]

@@regul8or71 dont be such a killjoy

[@regul8or71]

@@elsunshine9976 if you find joy in lying to yourself then you’re in even worse shape. And perhaps the worst part: you probably didn’t even know it. Funny how that works.

[@elsunshine9976]

@@regul8or71 so you are better than Everyone else

[@regul8or71]

@@elsunshine9976 unfortunately for you, the moment that someone egregiously twists my words (like you just did) is the moment I stop interacting with them. G’day.

[@TeeroyHammermill]

He's probably spending $100+ per week on gas. I'll bet the stipend is just covering the gas.

[@morbotheturtle3796]

@NonyaBusiness! are you talking the tax incentive or just from the company?

[@speakingtruths4215]

NonyaBusiness! You wrote a whole novel to explain something that could have been explained in one sentence.

[@noahcalhoun3964]

Not really most companies give a gas card

[@mannyjeanpierre4062]

dudes a clown. Not man enough to receive wisdom from a man whose already been there and done that. He better pray he doesnt lose his job and is stuck with a note he cant pay. His company probably gets a kickback somehow from some auto sellers

[@herfirstmate]

Manny Jean Pierre And the nerve to hang up on him. Can you believe that? You call into his show asking for advice after you do something dumb and hang up because you heard something smart. LOL.

[@egresk1]

@@herfirstmate How about the guy was disconnected on his cell phone?

[@herfirstmate]

egresk1 And we know this... how?

[@herfirstmate]

egresk1 You’re right. Maybe I’m projecting and it’s actually me that would’ve hung up cause I did something so dumb.

[@nochindeluxe]

This is exactly what happened to a friend of mine. He was in sales and the company gave him a stipend to buy a vehicle that could haul the commercial equipment that he was selling. Dude goes out and buys a brand new Ford Expedition for like $50k or whatever and loses his job a few months later. The truck got repossessed almost immediately and he declared bankruptcy shortly after.

[@MiguelRPD]

He could have easily gotten a Toyota Camry Hybrid or something.

[@geoffreysserwanga7996]

I dont remember him mentioning that type of car he got

[@erikgonzalez2278]

If I could buy my new car before I knew about Dave I'd buy a used Camry Hybrid SE for sure.

[@big4g63t]

That's what I just got my mom after my dad passed away, so she could travel on small fixed income , 2012 Camry hybrid 45mpg and 200hp.... Real nice car

[@iaimforawesome]

Geoffrey Sserwanga most likely a base model luxury, Mercedes Audi etc. go for that price

[@johnneill5960]

You have to be comfortable if you drive it that much and not be a sardine ...there were other options though.

[@ibmtpx24]

I have a really tough time convincing several of my family members that a car is not only a liability (needs money to maintain and repair), but also a depreciating item (going down in value with age and mileage). All those relatives have money trouble and all want to do car lease. I have no debt and have gained a sizable net worth (two houses worth of cash purchase without touching my retirement and emergency funds) with a 9 year old hatchback. This caller's value system is on the opposite end from mine and I don't think he understands what the baby step 2 is about. But boy if you think shifting the paradigm on yourself is hard, try do it on someone else. From my several unsuccessful attempts interacting with my family, it's almost better to just let them go and let them rot. It's like they refuse to dream for a better life and just want to fulfill their craving on what other people consider the successful life now by putting up a fancy facade.

[@mingchi1855]

It's a really sad situation but so true. I think many people here on Dave's channel have similar relatives. Sometimes you just cannot do much but flee. They have all sorts of excuse when borrowing money: "esteem", "ethics", "humanity", "love", "religious believes", etc. In the end they are not only destroying themselves, but also destroying any people who cares about them. Increase income, live below means, have emergency funds, avoid stupid "investments", and most importantly, stop the hope for everything coming to life right now, that 'll just be fine for everybody. But those people won't and instead want other people to pay for their dreams.

[@nathanyoung8284]

I think people can go into car debt without being stupid about it, but man, the number of people at my dealership getting 84 month loans is pretty baffling... In this guy's case he should have bought a year-old ex-rental car with a few miles on it and called it a day.

[@maxn6276]

True that

[@michaelmarquez6133]

Ok to be honest I used to try to convince people around me or that I care about things like this but I found out that I was just wasting my time and hurting my relationship with them because it got to the point where I would either be frustrated or they honestly wouldn't want to hear it and save we're tired of it so my advice is maybe tell them once and then just leave it I mean you won't get anywhere by telling them over and over but you might get somewhere if they see you winning and they might come back to you and say hey tell me about this thing again how did you do this?

[@michaelmarquez6133]

@@nathanyoung8284 I have a car payment and the car was below bluebook value and still has warranty through Toyota and I paid like half down and yeah even then I still feel like I shouldn't have done it but my wife has a car that she had she can use and I don't have to worry about it she's happy and I'll pay it off within a year or two so at least it's not too bad

[@wanyinavybes421]

“Sometimes am just talking to myself” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 feel comforted Dave am always listening to you😀

[@kennethturner9140]

Will someone please tell Dave it is Honda Accord and not Honda Acura?

[@xpandergt]

No Dave right Honda makes Acura it's a Honda Acura😂

[@juliom7096]

Well honda makes acura so he's not completely wrong

[@kennethturner9140]

"Here's what you need to do. Buy this made-up car" - Dave

[@EmpireTextbooks]

KENNETH TURNER haha yeah he couldn’t handle Dave’s stupidity here. Dave didn’t even ask how much the stipend was!

[@Bojaxs]

@@kennethturner9140 semantics, buddy!

[@jwardTLS]

yeah sorry not buyin it. My FIL spent years and years driving between Milwaukee and St. Louis on a weekly basis for work and a Camry worked just fine. No way does this dude need such an expensive car

[@randomvideosn0where]

I feel bad enough putting my $5500 car through the miles for work, I can't imagine the feeling when a rock hops up and dings your $38,000 car.

[@ds2k15]

He said he got a new car because otherwise he'd have to change cars every few years, but if it's not paid off in 4 years he'll have to do that anyway so why shackle yourself with 38k worth of debt? They could also fire him tomorrow and he'd be SOL.

[@antoniopoianella9636]

Yeah he's gonna have to buy a new one every 4 years. He ends up losing about 5k per year on depreciation

[@magnifikris]

He can lease a car every few years... duh

[@glaxowelcome1907]

@@magnifikris Dumb idea. Do you have any idea how much extra he would have to pay when he returns the vehicle with high milage?

[@freeman7296]

I bet he hung up because his BS got called out.

[@chinelb.6017]

My old company was like this. You had to drive a car that was less than 5 years, it had to have leather interior, and they only allowed certain makes and models. If you didn't agree to the car requirement you wouldn't be hired, and if employed you would be subject to termination. I left them after 2 years.

[@gus4198]

Brand new corolla for 20,000 then he’s saved money and qualifies for the stipend for 4 years. Sells it at the end for 5k and that brings the next new car down to 15k to qualify for another 4 years.

[@trippin9298]

True! Would a Corolla be comfortable enough to be in all the time?

[@trippin9298]

Well that speaks to that.

[@raydavies6236]

@@lslurpeek I knew a 6-10" guy that drove a Ford Tempo....

[@Kostas1989]

4:58 Hello ?? Hello ??? hahahahahah the guy hung up he couldn't take it anymore !! hahah

[@angelad7759]

LOL!!!

[@EmpireTextbooks]

Kostas haha yeah he couldn’t handle Dave’s stupidity here. Dave didn’t even ask how much the stipend was!

[@ibmtpx24]

@@EmpireTextbooks The amount of stipend is irrelevant. The spending habit of this caller is the focus here. I am not sure who is the stupid one here though.

[@EmpireTextbooks]

teetee tee what if the stipend is a percentage of the car payment? Then it is relevant. Especially if the stipend isn’t provided if you don’t purchase a car

[@TheAngrySlug]

@@EmpireTextbooks This response actually made sense in your mind?

[@ultimaetsolder]

2 or 3 year old Camry LE is nice and probably not too $.

[@Lindoronyuni]

ultimaetsolder I just got a 2016 Toyota Corolla for 16k with 26k miles. It can be done and Toyota’s are known to be reliable.

[@mikeganer6257]

Tabor Tabor you got ripped off

[@Lindoronyuni]

mike ganer cool. Done my research and at the time I bought it, it was under two years old and lined up on Kelly bb. It has been a fantastic car for me 👍🏻

[@monkas7270]

Tabor Tabor you should’ve tried to negotiate it down instead of paying the first offer you got

[@fedge314]

@@Lindoronyuni You did get ripped off. I got a 16 Corolla S plus for 18,000 brand new. But you will love the car, they are nice and built to last.

[@zachhawkins5005]

My worry would be if I lose the job, I still have the payment.

[@TheFunnyBone5]

When Dave Ramsey facepalms you know it’s bad.

[@morbotheturtle3796]

Not only that, he facepalmed after the very first sentence 😂

[@kahea2018]

Yeah... When he says, "Oh, good Lord." Lol

[@checkfoldcallraise]

You lost him at “Honda Accura” 🤣🤣🤣

[@carlsnell2026]

Love Dave's honesty.

[@sophyouk5550]

I love my $2500 car, a 2004 Honda Civic!!!!

[@HaloDaycare]

Sophy Ouk Automatic transmissions are weak on those. Use a fully synthetic tranny fluid like Mobil 1 or Amsoil and do it NOW! Do four drain and fills or so over 1000 miles immediately and you should be okay :)

[@Goprof150]

I have a 2004 Civic, drive that car everywhere.

[@marcusmccain2666]

I love my 2004 Honda Civic so much that when I got sent overseas (military) I bought a second. Its just a great car. All my friends laugh at me saying how old my car is. But I just remind them of their 20k+ loans and that always shuts them up.

[@guyonabudget5209]

Transmission failures on those civics buddy looks like you need the money advice. Next time do you research you sound like the $38,000 car guy he doesn’t listen. I know a website to prove that Honda created faulty transmissions for almost a decade since 1998.

[@Goprof150]

Guy On A Budget It’s over exaggerated buddy, it happens sometimes but not as much as you think, and if it does go they aren’t that expensive to replace.

[@MiMiOrt]

@ 0:28 Dave's reaction was the same as mine 😂 Dear Lord .

[@jake_runs_the_world]

MeMe O. Yeahh such an instinctive reaction

[@Mhel2023]

..hahahha I clicked on this video immediately because of the facepalm thumbnail, I knew it was gonna be a good call

[@ft8998]

the truth hurts

[@mikejcarthy]

After being reckless in my early and mid twenties financially I'm finally starting to see the light. I've paid down all my debts to zero, increased my income and managed my expenses to invest and save as much money as possible every month. Thank you Dave! By the way if you haven't read a book called The Richest Man in Babylon I'd HIGHLY recommend it.

[@scarpfish]

I love how Dave facepalms before the caller even completes a sentence.

[@tbonemillz]

He didn’t like Dave’s answer lol

[@maxpayne044]

He lied to himself to justify buying it. Then continued to justify it while wanting a pity party.

[@romeostarlite21]

People like these shouldn't really call in, this is the type of dude who will go bankrupt because of making dumb decisions.

[@DevotionsWithDemarcus]

Great video! We love these vids!!!

[@TheRealMacAndCheese]

Dave's facepalms are the stuff of legend.

[@IllinoisTrafficAttorney]

I bought my 2012 Toyota Prius c after it was returned from a lease with 30,000 miles and my car note was only 159 a month for five years. Now at a hundred and eighteen thousand miles and still no major issues. Just oil changes, tire rotations, and a battery flush for a few hundred bucks. It's been paid off for a few months now it feels good. No reason to pay more money than you need to into a car that you plan to destroy with heavy driving

[@theforeigner6988]

Why don't they teach us in school how to handle money...

[@caddcoll1]

Erm... probably cus that's your parents job!?? It's people like you blaming everyone but the idiot in the mirror!

[@theforeigner6988]

@@caddcoll1 I don't blame anybody. I simply could not believe how many people live paycheck to paycheck, even in their 50ties, not knowing a thing about budgeting.

[@theforeigner6988]

If you don't have parent's who've learnd it, you're fckued. In school they teache you everything but the important stuff.

[@teev7]

They do, but not in the form of real world examples which is why parents don’t even know how to correctly teach their kids.

[@kurtiscal3msetccdwell618]

that school sees your kids more than you. The government forces you to allow this or you go to jail. it is the schools fault or more precisely the government.

[@ChiTown094]

Buddy was so embarrassed by the truth, he hung up

[@AndreFarrar]

That man got his feelings hurt.

[@jh26pt2]

0:29 You can almost see the thought bubble over Dave's head, saying "I should have been a fireman."

[@matthewwilliams9200]

yea this isn't forced at all, an excuse to buy a new overly expensive car. he didn't like this answer and hung up. it's stupid buy a ford a Toyota couple years old and sell that baby at 3 year mark all of the extra cash roll over into the next cash car purchase.

[@tomassmith2088]

i suspect ramsey is poking a little fun at him in the title

[@leilanikuuipo6004]

roll overs don't work, you get stuck being upside down. He just needs another job if he can't live with the stipend. Obviously didn't save for his car purchase. Cash is King and he could've bought a good used car.

[@JimboLogic]

Brutal honesty. Love it.

[@FortuneSeek3rz]

He probably bought a Mustang GT LOL

[@666dynomax]

F150

[@FortuneSeek3rz]

@@666dynomax Are you the caller?

[@XCVi_MAC]

I made that mistake.

[@AStanton1966]

@XCVI Mac did yours have a plastic oil pan and drain plug? I won't buy a new Mustang GT for those reasons.

[@Djuane]

FortuneSeek3rz you gotta be a idiot to buy a new car unless you plan on keeping it forever

[@chowfun6526]

Excellent advice. Thank you.

[@ComfortLining]

Return the car and go get one that's 3 or 4 years old. I needed a truck in 2017 so I bought a 2009 still running great, looks good. Just get a oil change when ur supposed too.

[@a87nomsirrah35]

Did the guy really hang up on Dave? LOL

[@christopherkaiser1]

Seems low IQ, high paying job, impulse control and vanity correlate to ridiculously high debt. All the time.

[@user-fr4cg2xj2w]

Christopher Kaiser idiot

[@furyberserk]

Disagree with the high paying job.

[@queluu9733]

No, it's household income including his wife's income. Probably he makes around 55k, his wife makes 40k. Not really sure.

[@SilverShadow02]

You don't need a high IQ to get a high paying job. Very believable statement.

[@matthewgruter2937]

Lots of people with high IQ dont have money sense

[@mtjeeves1234]

Buy a buick with low miles and the 3800 series II or III motor. You can almost always find them with under 80k miles on them with no damage or paint problems. They will run 300k miles If maintained properly, are comfortable, and get between 28-31 mpg highway. They are safe and will get you to your destination without feeling cramped or lucky to have survived the trip. You can find them for anywhere from 2-8k depending on model, options, and miles. I've got 1 that I drive daily, and another in the back yard under a car cover if anything happens to the daily driver.

[@apexlacrosse8649]

Buddy was off the phone for like 3 minutes before Dave noticed

[@disintulini4397]

watching from South Africa 🌍. this is so crisp

[@sitiwrattz]

Bro needs a Toyota if he’s driving alot

[@FamilyFulfillmentProject]

I love listening to this show!

[@MrWatchmen759]

No body forced him 🤥 he just want a new car

[@roxcyn]

It's a clickbait title.

[@CaliforniaDreamin.]

I love listening to Dave!

[@joselafalaise2600]

That thumbnail doe.

[@jimh4167]

I like the on-site on some one the drives for a living (high milage) instead of hammering the mileage for 4 years.. Only impact the vehicle for one year and upgrade every year

[@DisabilityExams]

Best car for lots of driving = Toyota Prius.

[@vickieclark5931]

The reactions that Dave has when people call in about stupid things they do make this show even better. LOL

[@S4h4r4s]

3:55 "We're not putting you in a smart car, that'd be dumb" 😅

[@DrCureAging]

Really? He thinks if he bought a 15K car, he'd be getting a CAR EVERY YEAR? Really? GET A HONDA FIT. 19K out the door BRAND NEW. Efficient and reliable.

[@stupidrules1000]

I love how he's giving advice on the company's car reimbursement program without first getting any information about the reimbursement program. Like, how do you know the car reimbursement isn't a reimburse up to X amount, instead of a flat reimbursement. In tgat case, he should go buy the most expensive car possible because it's on the company.

[@tzarzinjo3766]

He's getting paid $95,000 a year. There is no way that stipend will go up over $500 a month. Even if it did it would be $6,000 a year which will add up to $24,000 in the four years till he gets a new one. The stipend wouldn't get near to covering his car for the time he has with it. Also, Dave only brought up the loss in value only, he didn't account for the gas nor the repairs that he's going to need to maintain the car, which if he got a BMW or some other European car, will add on significantly more to the cost over these four years. Quit trying to justify the actions of stupid people.

[@AB-wy7dr]

Despite your attempt to sound smart - you sir have failed.

[@bobsworldentertainmentpodc640]

Crazy what goes on now is crazy

[@marcg7535]

Don’t make excuses for wanting to live large . Big mistake

[@CarolBennettGA]

I bought my car, new, in 2008. A Kia Spectra. Had maybe 30 miles on it from test driving. Paid it off 1 1/2yrs early. It's now 11yrs old and only has 67,000 miles on it. I drive it every day, have driven it on long road trips. No major issues at all and we do regular maintenance, etc. Excellent on gas! Love, love, love my car. Nothing fancy, but does the job.

[@sidharthchand8072]

You could buy a used Lexus for 12,000

[@JesusSaves827]

When Dave says “good lord”……priceless.

[@mverma7845]

Dave: Why did you buy a 38k car Caller Peace out Dave ****hangs up***** Dave: Hello, Hello Hello

[@freshurb8963]

Let this foolish person fail. he clearly is beyond help and was simply calling to justify his foolery

[@robioavion]

Either he hung up or his phone cut off😂😂

[@genadiykazak1618]

Dave is super advisor!!

[@classicrocklover5615]

Dave: "How much do you owe on the vehicle?" Caller: "Around $38,000" Dave: *sigh* "Good Lord..."

[@jackpalczynski7884]

I worked for a company with the same 4 model years or less. Half the people were in Honda Civics. Another quarter were in the lowest end Fusion/Mazda6/Altima/Accord. The rest of the office was like this dude with Lexus, BMW, Suburban. I whole heartedly agree with Dave. My company now just wants reliable and I'm driving an 09 Fusion with 71k miles on it.

[@PPE707]

Dave immediately face palms 😂

[@TheWaterman1000]

Before the VW debacle I owned Diesel TDI JETTA. One of the most reliable and fuel mileage car I owned for my taxi business. Finally sold it after 250,000+ miles after little things needed repair. Power train was bullet proof. Diesel cost more than gas cars or trucks but save in many areas.

[@heidithaw1072]

A company I worked for provided you with a leased car which they paid for. We were given a gas card which could be used at all times. You had to keep strict track of personal and bussiness miles as the personal miles are taxable. You could buy the car at the end of the four year lease if you wanted. That was a great deal. They deducted an additional 100 bucks a month for this deal. That was great.

[@pao8110]

“ SOMETIMES IM JUST TALKIN TO MYSELF” 😩 ...AS LONG AS YOUR NOT TALKING BACK TO YOURSELF! 😂🤣😂

[@jonmack2437]

Man couldnt handle all that pressure dave was applying

[@jessicarubin4484]

This is a similar situation to mine. Very helpful! Thank you 🙏

[@a-a-ron2336]

2020 Ford Fusion, $17,000 out the door. I get a new one every two years. $600 a month stipend, all maintenance and insurance paid for. Prophet approximately three thousand a year.

[@eddieg3631]

Profit

[@DaMu24]

You better be making $120k

[@Andrea-xs4ny]

Got a 1-year-old Honda Prius Hybrid off the lot with 21 miles (it had never been sold off the lot, so a year later, it was substantially discounted). No matter what car you want, wait until it's a year old (but still on the lot, never purchased), and you get thousands of dollars off the MSRP. It's still a brand new car. :-))

[@mph5896]

Buy an old rental car. I just searched Enterprise site for used cars. Found plenty of 2018 Toyota Camry's with 30-50k for $17500. Drive it for three years and move to the next one.

[@DonnieDarko727]

Buy a 2002 lexus es300.

[@sabrinaroberts1746]

I bought a year old rental car in 2013 and it still works!

[@mph5896]

@@sabrinaroberts1746 Exactly. Many of the nearly new cars for sale at dealer lots are actually rental cars.

[@mle011]

I bought an old rental car a year ago, 2017 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid with 14,000 miles for $17,000. Idk why he paid like $40,000 for a vehicle he’s just going to have to replace in 4 years anyway (to continue to be eligible for the company stipend).

[@mph5896]

@@mle011 yeah, crazy. In the example I gave, drive the car for 3 years. Sell it once done. If you drive 30k a year that would be like a 2015 Camry with 130k that should be worth around $6-8K. So 10-12k out of pocket for 3 years of depreciation or about $3500 a year.

[@andrew2137]

I bought a brand new mazda6 back in 2015 for about 19k. I have 90k miles on it and it's doing just fine no problems ever and about 30 mpg

[@xman666soad]

This frickin bum, nothing but excuses dancing around the fact that HE bought a $38k car when a $10k car would have sufficed. He could have bought two $10k cars!

[@darrelllewis5976]

Boringname 3 cars man. THREE cars for that price

[@wmurray003]

That fool hung the phone up! He wasn't tryin' to hear any of this!

[@ChubbyBlumpkinz]

I’d buy one of those world famous Honda Acuras!

[@raydavies6236]

My Acura did say Honda in a few places.

[@crazyoncoffee]

ChubbyBlumpkinz Acura is a luxury car line owned and produced by Honda.

[@Ryan-ep8yu]

As others have said, Honda owns Acura. So it does make sense.

[@kpace9910]

I worked for a company that did this. The vehicle had to be the purchase price of 1/2 of your annual income and 5 years or newer to qualify for the monthly payments to be paid for.

[@Rex12345-r]

Must Watch Full Video 👀👁

[@NTGreekGal]

Go Dave!! Preach!

[@InvestingRobinhoodInvestor]

Buy the least car with the most value! No point in spending so much on a depreciating asset

[@brianwinters5434]

When I received a promotion a few years ago I was told my 3 year old Chevy impala was entirely unreasonable to pickup clients in. I was told at least an Audi.

[@boscopit]

Yeah this guy just wanted a new fancy car. I have an old car that I maintain and I travel for work every day

[@harrisonwintergreen1147]

The most amazing thing about Dave's show is hearing the constant rationalizations from callers for stupid 💰money decisions. Forces me to be more aware of my thinking ...