what salary would i have to be on to afford an aston martin (about Â£100,000)?

10-19-2007

just wondered cos i would like to have one in the future if i'm lucky

10-19-2007

Well I suppose Â£100,000pa would do it ... lol
depends on the finance deal.

10-19-2007

If you want a brand new Aston Martin. The salary should be $200,000. But is you want the Aston Martin V8 Vantage or faster used Aston's, than you need to make about $100,000.
Keep in mind the car insurance will be high and the repair costs. I would save double the amount that the car costs before buying it.
I plan to buy a Porsche Cayman S, which I need to make $100,000 a year to afford it. i know I will only make $40,000-70,000 a year. To get it, i will save up t least $100,000, so I could buy the car and have at least $30,000 extra to spend on insurance, gas, and maintemance costs.

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clarky128 Guest Posts: n/a	what salary would i have to be on to afford an aston martin (about Â£100,000)? just wondered cos i would like to have one in the future if i'm lucky

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Andy C Guest Posts: n/a	Well I suppose Â£100,000pa would do it ... lol depends on the finance deal.

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C7S Guest Posts: n/a	If you want a brand new Aston Martin. The salary should be $200,000. But is you want the Aston Martin V8 Vantage or faster used Aston's, than you need to make about $100,000. Keep in mind the car insurance will be high and the repair costs. I would save double the amount that the car costs before buying it. I plan to buy a Porsche Cayman S, which I need to make $100,000 a year to afford it. i know I will only make $40,000-70,000 a year. To get it, i will save up t least $100,000, so I could buy the car and have at least $30,000 extra to spend on insurance, gas, and maintemance costs.