Having a dream you love and pursuing it pushes you to achieve something more significant. Don’t settle; try to achieve something you thought was out of reach. Doing this makes you creative in figuring out how to do so.
That said, I’m taking my own advice and challenging myself to figure out how to get a Turismo. I’m not going to settle for a base Taycan. Depending on how this shakes out, I may even push to get a brand-new one in the color scheme I want. I’ve never had my own new car, but my wife’s Lexus was new. I can tell you that it’s a wonderful feeling to own a car that no one else has ever owned, and it shows up with 19 miles on it.
A Turismo is a different ball game going from buying a $40,000 Lexus to a Porsche that’s over $100,000. I don’t have the answer to how I will do it, but that’s the beauty of a challenge, right? It would be easy to buy a pre-owned one right now with my job, but I think I need to do something else.
Remember, I don’t want a car that will financially change my lifestyle—a $100,000 sports car will do just that. I need some type of side hustle to cushion the financial blow. And if at all possible, I don’t want to finance it; I want to buy the car outright when everything is said and done.
