What is your yearly gross salary and what was the purchase price of your daily driving vehicle?

$100k salary puts you in the top 8% of earners (individuals with income)

Even adjusted for a high cost of living, you'd easily be in the top 15% or so.

That being said, for mid career professionals with ~15+ years of work experience, it isn't that uncommon to move of the ranks and earn something in this ballpark.

JustSayinnn wrote:

So let's see. Apart from the 5th poster everyone thus far makes way above the median salary in the US. Truly an elite bunch here and no doubt all have hot wives and gfs and can run a sub 15 5K and not break a sweat.

My colleagues and I make 210k a year but that is after 4 yrs of college (50k) 4 yrs of medical school (140k plus interest),and 3 yrs of residency.

Adjusted for opportunity cost and debt not that amazing. i just heard of a friend of a friend with an associate's degree making 150k a year. We do it because we like medicine though.

$120k and $18k

80s kid wrote:

Can't speak for others but my wife and I are by no means rich. Although our combined income is almost 300k, we can't even afford a house in a decent neighborhood (Boston area) yet. We just finished grad school 2 years ago and each had about 100k in loans. So it will take us a couple more years to save up a down payment of 100k for a 500k home.

Are you saving less than 100k a year?

$64k and $18,000 new 2015 Honda Insight, financed part at 0.9%.

Household income $125k and husband has a used 2010(?) Prius, about $10k in cash.

Income varies from year to year depending on incentive pay but average is 250k

Current vehicle is an MB 430 S Class 72k in 2001 with 108k miles on it. I will probably keep it another 6-7 years hopefully get it to about 180k miles. I went through a stretch of heavy travel for a few years so it sat in the garage for long stretches

I'd like to replace it with a Porsche when the time comes. Or a Cessna

800k, $160k.

$400K combined; Matrix and Leaf and waitlisted for Tesla Model 3, $20K, $25K, and $30K, respectively.

hgBTV wrote:

$64k and $18,000 new 2015 Honda Insight, financed part at 0.9%.

Household income $125k and husband has a used 2010(?) Prius, about $10k in cash.

That's amazing because 2014 was the last model year for the Honda Insight.

WellWell wrote:

JustWondering?? wrote:

Wow. Apparently you've stumbled upon the richest f'ing group of people on the entire internet. Can't wait to hear how giant their dicks are 😂😂😂

Well since you asked, 9 inches uncut...and that's flaccid.

🙄

Some of the braggarts on here should get a decent motor

$140K. $400.

Chaim wrote:

80s kid wrote:

Can't speak for others but my wife and I are by no means rich. Although our combined income is almost 300k, we can't even afford a house in a decent neighborhood (Boston area) yet. We just finished grad school 2 years ago and each had about 100k in loans. So it will take us a couple more years to save up a down payment of 100k for a 500k home.

Are you saving less than 100k a year?

I don't really keep track as much as I should. I just paid off my student loans so I should be able to save much more now. We max our 401ks and my HSA. I have about 20k cash and 30k in stock. Wife has 45k cash with 30k or so left in loans. I guess I could sell my stock and use for a down payment but the market just seems way overpriced. We also have a baby on the way, so it never feels like we'll have enough.

I bought a new 20k car at age 23 with a 54k salary. I'm never making that mistake again. Cars are a waste of money.

100k salary. same beater car I inherited from my parents in high school 12 years ago. (worth ~2k).

52k, $500 bike

$24K

$3,800 car that runs great

honda crf80f paid 1k salary about 20k.

love the sh1t outta this bike and cops in st croix dont care it aint street legal.

05 bike. will just do all the mechanic stuff it needs on my own and itll run forever.

and my wife is hot as hell

and i live right on the beach caretaking estate butler bay. im not religious, but feel blessed.

yes i bragged a bit but my actual point is quality of life varies so much on location! live someqhere cheap and if youre smart you really dont need much money to be very comfortable. hell in some se asia islands dinner is like $1 with tip plus a few bucks a night for a beautiful bungalow. some of your posted salaries could pay for a decade there easily.

70K in greater Boston. 10K for a 2004 Volvo XC-70 in 2015.