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Depends whether you prefer instant or delayed gratification.Which one is better?
Better yet, buy a used MS that has already taken the massive depreciation hit & use the leftover to buy stock. That's the best case scenario combination of both options if you're really thinking of minimizing your exposure to depreciation which is a pillar of financial success long-term.Do you believe it the mission of the company and doing your part = buy car
Are you looking to increase your wealth over time and like roller coaster rides = buy stock
With a 40k budget I would buy the base M3 and take the other few thousand and buy a few shares.
Which one is better?
Financing a car in the name of financial independence is a poor idea. Financing a new car (especially one with the entry-point of a Tesla) in the name of financial independence is a stupid idea.Why not both?
Car loan to get a Tesla, buy stock to pay it off.
(better plan today than a few months ago)
Financing a car in the name of financial independence is a poor idea. Financing a new car (especially one with the entry-point of a Tesla) in the name of financial independence is a stupid idea.
If you have to finance a car you should not be playing the stock market. The car will lose lots of value which is a net loss to you that will be realized when you trade in or sell the car. Stock doesn't always go up (evidenced by the recent plummet of TSLA) and many are predicting a global recession soon. Losing your ass on a new luxury car AND losing money on stock would be a very poor plan of attack for attaining financial independence anytime soon.
The initial question/ option choice presupposed the existence of sufficient free cash to buy a Tesla, thus the financial independence concern was not in play (nor was I speaking from that POV). Buying a car with 0 down 0% interest and putting the available cash into a return bearing product is better than paying cash for the vehicle. Depending on the loan terms and fiscal vehicle, the better long term option changes (as I alluded to).
Neither is also an option.
Last I saw, you could not drive stock.Which one is better?
No idea, we got our vehicle last year.Where can one get such a loan at this time, for a Tesla vehicle, no less?
Which one is better?
In what sense?
To preserve/appreciate the money TSLA is better.
No it isn't. Look at the stock performance this year. It's terrible. Would not count on it.
Buy and hold you will be handsomely rewarded especially at current price. All those noises will eventually go away when facts emerge.