conversation: User (haagendo34): "I’ve managed to find a car that I’ve been after for 10 years. It’s an appreciating classic, and the prices for them have gone a bit mad in recent years. I’ve talked several hundred times about buying one, and I’m sure my family and friends are sick and tired of hearing about my future purchase.\n\nBut I’ve found one that has had lots of work done to it at a decent price, so I decided to take the plunge and go for it. Should be picking it up on Saturday. \n\nBut now I’m having cold feet. I would have no trouble paying for it, but I’ve spent so long saving up that I don’t really want to spend too much money in one go. I’m also saving for a house, which is more important. \n\nMy priority is moving out, and this car would delay my plans.\n\nI also believe I’m an extremely indecisive person, so much so that I don’t find my gut instinct very reliable. So maybe I would be okay buying the car.\n\nWhat do you think Reddit?"
  Self: "As a car guy I can throw in some knowledge, please tell me cost and car? Type and year would help as well. If you use this for a daily it will most likely come with cost to maintain higher than a newer car......do you have a garage for storage? Do you have a daily driver now and will you sell it?"
  User (haagendo34): "Thanks for your response. Peugeot 205 Gti for £3k. Has had the suspension rebuilt and cambelt, oil seals done. Doesn’t have any rot. Also has an Mot. Yes I have a garage to put it in. Parts are quite cheap for it. No I don’t have a daily driver as I use public transport or my bike. \n\n\n\n"
  limitless__ (limitless__): "Jesus man with the way you were going on I thought we were looking at a Ferrari 355 or something. It's just 3 Grand for a 205 which is a guaranteed classic that you can get your money back on no issues."
  