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Quote from: ivomm on June 24, 2024, 09:31:42 PM

I've never been a weak hand to sell during a big dump. But, this time it is different. I have to sell in a week about 1-2% of my stash to order a new car from the Mercedes factory. (It will come after 5 months, so I can't delay anymore. This is just the initial payment, the rest will be from my salary and probably some smaller percentage of my stash after 5-6 years.) I know that this is not a lambo to brag about, but I just need a nice car with a good suspension and high tech packages for my daily errands. I'm waiting for a call from the bank when they are ready with the formalities, so I have to sell no matter the price. The timing is rather bad, really. I coud have sold at 70K, but I didn't want to sell until I am certain the deal is 100% sure.

I just got news from the bank. The bad news is that I won't get the deal with the parameters which I wanted, so the deal is off. The good news is that I don't have to sell anything in the coming months.

Fck those banks.

Wait ~12 months before placing a new order and it will cost you a laughable small amounth of Bitcoin for your Mercedes.

Will do the same. Don't know which one a Posche Macan EV ore BMW X5

Considering the Taycan (Porsche's first EV) is the least reliable EV ever made so far I definitely think you are in for a lot of trouble with a Macan EV.

X5; only the older 3 litre diesels etc I would consider. Not really a fan of the weird massive grill on the new ones.

https://www.whatcar.com/news/reliability-survey-most-reliable-electric-cars/n26158

Exactly.. Or even better to buy the 'old' Macan Turbo than the EV..

I personally have one. It's a good compromise for style/reliable/engines and room... and cheaper than a Urus Wink