
What am I supposed to do? How am I going to afford it? What will I do then?
The question
What am I supposed to do if by the time I can afford a Porsche, gas prices will be too high that I can’t afford to even drive it? I will be graduating with my Masters degree in 2013. (No student loans or debt). I’ll get a job as a high school history/political science teacher. After putting money aside for about two years, I will be able to afford a used Porsche for about $ 35,000-$ 40,000. But if the price for a gallon of gas reaches $ 9 or $ 10, how will I be able to afford it? It seems the “granola heads” are pushing for electric cars and hybrid cars (none of which would come with a stick shift!) What then? Are the gasoline engine sports cars a thing of the past? The world is circling the drain, let me tell you!
Best answers:
Teachers don’t earn ALL that much and I really doubt that especially before you’re 30 you’d be able to afford it. Excellent luck!
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