Should I buy this car?

@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

What is an old man car? If a younger you had a Maserati, you'd certainly get plenty of looks from strangers.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61155)

• Centralia, Washington

27 Jun 16

I'd be more likely to buy property then get a kiddo car and make vroom noises.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

Corvettes are mid-life crisis cars. Most owners are in their 40s or above, I think. Not sure about Maseratis.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61155)

• Centralia, Washington

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse One of my brothers has some kind of fancy sports car now. I've not seen it just heard about it from my Mom. Bright red. She has a time of it getting into it cause it is low to the ground. He's in his mid 60s.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

@sallypup May many "hot" 40-something younger women with blonde hair and dark roots ride shotgun with him and enjoy the wind through their (slightly stiff) locks.

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vanny

@vandana7 (100297)

• India

27 Jun 16

Thank god I am not that rich...pony...seriously. I hate limos...though your car would be big too..lol. If they can afford that much why not spend some more to get a decent RV ...Expensive cars are a waste of money. We are planning to buy a car ..yes. Ours is still ok...but imagine 16 years old. I am opting for Wagon R which (will cost about 7500 USD). Dad is looking at something that will be 1/3rd less, without auto gear and with bucket seats. I am strictly against bucket seats. Pony dad is old, if ever god forbid I have to take him to hospitals, seating him or making him lie or get up from bucket seats would be tough. That is the reason I am willing to pay slightly more. Whatever...dad too gets to live only once, right?

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vanny

@vandana7 (100297)

• India

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse ..Oh very high. But that is another reason I want automatic...dad is 82...if he is going out...and panics and does not have enough presence of mind...you know...and in any event, it is for keeps, not for changing every other year. Our present vehicle is second hand car. It is in fairly good condition, but mileage and air conditioning are a concern.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

@vandana7 An automatic is probably good for an older person. Does he enjoy driving?

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

True--you only live once. What percentage on Indians still drive a clutch (non-automatic)? I do (I like shifting gears), but very few Americans still do.

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James Higgins

@JamesHxstatic (29413)

• Eugene, Oregon

28 Jun 16

Pretty cool looking car, but that guitar sounds great too. Does it "bag the chicks" too?

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

28 Jun 16

Guitar has bagged at least on chick big time. I should do a post about it.

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James Higgins

@JamesHxstatic (29413)

• Eugene, Oregon

28 Jun 16

@TheHorse Tittilating! (Will this word fly?)

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James Higgins

@JamesHxstatic (29413)

• Eugene, Oregon

28 Jun 16

@JamesHxstatic Wow, it did!

DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

27 Jun 16

My son's father in law owns a Maserati sedan, a Mercedes convertible, and a big Mercedes SUV. My brother owned a red Porsche. We own a couple of luxury cars, too. Insurance is a good thing to have with any of those babies. I say, go for it! Lol! It's funny that the ones who would love to drive this beauty are too young to afford it, and the older people, who can afford it, buy them. It is awesome looking!

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

Yeah, cars fascinating to young males. I grew up in Chicago, and most of us didn't have cars (not practical). That's why my fascination is with stereo gear, not cars. But I still know a late '60s Camaro from a '70s one, etc. It must be something about having XY chromosomes.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (340200)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Jun 16

One of my old school friends has TWO Maseratis and a heap of C2V's (Citreon somethings). He had a career as an explosions expert. There's money in that, isn't there?

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

28 Jun 16

Gosh, I've never looked Into explosions.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (340200)

• Rockingham, Australia

28 Jun 16

@TheHorse Probably best not to look too closely into explosions!

I think it was on mining sites overseas - probably Nigeria! :)

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (167015)

• Boise, Idaho

27 Jun 16

The richy rich don't worry about the laws. They go as fast as they like. They feel that they are above the law. They can afford the best lawyers to get them off should they be stopped or charged with anything. And, yes to all of the above.

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (167015)

• Boise, Idaho

28 Jun 16

@TheHorse ....Sure! But they have the crooked lawyers who get them off.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

28 Jun 16

Don't they get tickets too?

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

28 Jun 16

@celticeagle Better call Saul!

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471421)

• Switzerland

27 Jun 16

My husband surely would, I really do not care at all about the cars. For me the smaller the better.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471421)

• Switzerland

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse There was one car that I absolutely loved the Jaguar E type 1960. The reason why my husband bought the Nissan 280 ZX was the fact it looked a lot like that Jaguar.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

Cars are a guy thing. Almost all of the boys I work with can name most of the cars we pass. I tell them that 1965 Mustangs excite me (kind of true), so they point out Mustangs to me whenever we pass one.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse It's a Dianne thing, too. I won't be seen in a crummy car anymore.

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50523)

• Centralia, Missouri

29 Jun 16

I would not, but there are other ones I might, lol!

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Jekca

@Jessicalynnt (50523)

• Centralia, Missouri

30 Jun 16

@TheHorse 1960 GTO among other ones

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

29 Jun 16

Hmm, and what car might that be?

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

30 Jun 16

@Jessicalynnt Ah, you like classic American cars. If you get two 1965 Mustangs, can you send me one?

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Boingboing

@boiboing (13153)

• Northampton, England

28 Jun 16

My husband calls maseratis 'dentists' cars' because the local dentist where he grew up had two. It does rather detract from the sexiness of the car.

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Boingboing

@boiboing (13153)

• Northampton, England

28 Jun 16

@TheHorse Maybe he fancied a 9 to 5 job 5 days a week - and a maserati.

@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

28 Jun 16

Maybe the dentist actually wanted to be surgeon but got a B in Chemistry and wound up in dental school. Heh.

Michael Liriano

@BACONSTRIPSXXX (14351)

• West Haven, Connecticut

27 Jun 16

I would get it if I had the money lol, the most I ever spent on a vehicle was 68,000 USD and it was well earned and deserved lol

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61155)

• Centralia, Washington

27 Jun 16

@BACONSTRIPSXXX I spent 70 thou American dollars and got a mobile home, 3 hilly acres, well and septic. Driving from here in the winter is my problem, right?

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Michael Liriano

@BACONSTRIPSXXX (14351)

• West Haven, Connecticut

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse True but who wants to live in IOWA?? lol and it was a buissness deal to cover a debt, I received the car and two flatbed trucks for the equivalent of 100,000 USD

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

I don't think I'd spend that much on a vehicle. Or a guitar. You could buy a small house in Iowa for that!

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Reine25

@Lucky15 (37374)

• Philippines

27 Jun 16

Nope. I'd rather buy acres of land than this. Lol

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

I agree with you there!

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Reine25

@Lucky15 (37374)

• Philippines

28 Jun 16

@TheHorse if i buy a car... i have to think where put parkn it..blah blah. Haha We have a garage.good for one vehicle only. Lol

Scott Ganschow

@teamfreak16 (43418)

• Denver, Colorado

27 Jun 16

Nice looking car. I'd probably die if I had one, because I'd have to see just how fast it could go.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

Nevada is good for that.

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Rahul Jain

@sj3011 (621)

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27 Jun 16

Yes looking super cool.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

Maybe I'll just take it out for a test drive. For a few days.

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ElusiveButterfly

@ElusiveButterfly (45940)

• United States

27 Jun 16

It is a sexy little devil! Not my cup of tea. I prefer an old classic to the newer models.

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ElusiveButterfly

@ElusiveButterfly (45940)

• United States

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse yes, and have the butler buff it when you get it home from the drive.

@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

I suppose I could buy one and just keep it in the garage. And drive it around the estate now and then.

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koopharper

@koopharper (7601)

• Canada

27 Jun 16

It screams midlife crisis. I would consider having a cool car like that though if I had a lot of cash to throw around.

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koopharper

@koopharper (7601)

• Canada

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse How about that Porshe behind it. Looks like a nice family car to me.

@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

If I develop a taste for bottle blondes with fake...um...lips...Imma get me one of those.

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ElizabethWallace

@ElizabethWallace (12074)

• United States

27 Jun 16

It is silly to have a high performance car in real life. I believe in being practical, but if I had a second car, it would be a classic one, and not something like this. A 1965, powder blue, porthole Thunderbird would be nice.

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@TheHorse (218921)

• Walnut Creek, California

27 Jun 16

I'll see you at the stoplight in my 1965 Mustang.

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ElizabethWallace

@ElizabethWallace (12074)

• United States

27 Jun 16

@TheHorse My sister had one of those. It was red and a convertible. Our colors might clash, but we would both be in F O R Ds. (Remember the commercial when the little cartoon man's mouth spelled it out?)

Colleen newton

@Colleen46 (106)

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28 Jun 16

It is a really nice car however I don't see the point in buying such expensive cars. A nice car is a nice thing to have but the price tags on these cars are just too much. I think its pointless. Making the rich richer and the poor poorer with these cars.

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