Tfw you will never be obscenely rich

>tfw you will never be obscenely rich
>you will never get to buy whatever you want, go wherever you want, and never worry about material shit ever again
I just want to win the lottery and have foursomes with high class escorts in a huge penthouse, bros

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You can do that in the new GTA update if it make you feel better

It's not the same, man.
I've actually thought about starting to play the lottery but it's just a waste of money since the odds are fucking infinitesimal.

I fucking hate how all modern supercars look the fucking same, even the new Corvette looks like a run of the mill Ferrari down to central engine. Some will say muh aerodynamics and they're probably right but man what's the difference anymore?

>you will never own a Murcielago
One of the best exhaust notes ever imho

And even if i got rich by some miracle, i'd be old by then and i'll never get to take it easy in my youth while rich

I think the Huracan looks pretty good. Lambo hasn't lost that aggressiveness that has always made their cars distinctive.
Ferrari and McLaren however all look the fucking same, the last decent ones were the 458 and MP4-12C.

minmaxing for safety and aero has completely killed interesting vehicle aesthetics since the late 80s.
>every car is suddenly a squished bean
>all dashboards are now 20ft deep
>cars are huge but cramped

>since the late 80s.
You're exaggerating

yeah i am exaggerating a tiny bit, it didnt really start being obvious until about the mid 90s. dashboards are also not 20ft deep, obviously.
my point was that by the mid 90s, this trend was spreading, and that it seemed to have started around 89. by the late 90s, the melted egg look was in full force. the dashboard shit didnt seem to really start until early 00s. excuse my exaggeration of times, age makes time become a blur.

regardless, minmaxing safety and aero is something i don't like. i miss when cars had more edges than a 12 year old on /b/.

>when cars had more edges than a 12 year old on /b/.
Lambo still does some of that, especially on the concepts. There's also small manufacturers that fit your criteria despite being post-2000, like Zenvo, TVR, maybe Koenigsegg, Pagani even though the Huayra is a disaster
I really want Devel to pull through because the Sixteen is just too fucking ridiculous but I know they'll backpedal on the numbers

You can work for it. It's hard but you CAN do it.

>poorfag from a broke family
>father always drunk, mom a junkie, sister a whore
>move to another city
>push through uni while working
>strated saving three years ago when I was 28
>should hit a 40 000 Eur net value in a year
>want to hit 100k in next five

Just fucking push

yeah there are plenty of concepts and super/hypercars that still have lines in them but that's not enough. consumer vehicles don't, for the most part, anymore.
i get why, as this thread has covered already, but it sucks.
just another thing on the list of why i won't own any vehicle built after 1985.

>tfw TVR and the lightweight, high hp with no-nanny-assist nonsense spirit is dying out both because of government mandated standards and rich kids that can't actually drive nor show off in them easily
Imagine what a scary and exciting experience driving the Speed 12 to its limits would be. Car reviewers always mention how docile new supercars can be thanks to electronics. There's Noble too with its own V12 offering but I guess flopped.

It's possible to start from nothing and eventually reach the upper middle class, I know that. And good for you for doing it, really.
But it's extremely unlikely, if not downright impossible unless you get immensely lucky, to start from nothing and reach the kind of money I'm talking about.
Of course, building your savings over time is preferable to doing nothing, but it still makes me feel like shit that I'll never reach actual wealth (or if I do, it'll be in my sixties when I'm too old to enjoy it anyway).

The only way to be that rich is to be born into it or be genius investor/inventor

Yeah I know, and I'm neither of those two.

What's the upper limit of attainable wealth for a normal person with a good paying job?

Actually with 100k you can start investing in things that can yield you between 10-20% per year. If you consistently made that kind of money by 50 I could stop completely working and enjoy the rest of my life in increasing luxury.
Honestly upper middle class and upper class do not live such a different life. If you were born super rich and lived the life you mention here by 30 you'd be broke.

>If you were born super rich and lived the life you mention here by 30 you'd be broke.
Not really. The car in the OP costs about 250k, and you can get a decent sized penthouse in a non-shitty part of a city for about 1M (an actually huge one would be more expensive though).

I thought Noble was still active
There's also small hypercar manufacturers like SSC who stay true to that principle

Haha i actually do this. gtao with CEO taking limos everywhere and going shopping in my armoured range rover maybe with a few bodyguards. Its just a shame they didnt make the whole vip aspect bigger.

Finance is so jewish. Making a business that adds real growth is for men.

>investing is beneath me
You will always be poor

You can get used Murcielagos for five figures

>insurance
>maintenance costs
>repair costs if need be
>gas
It'd still be extremely expensive to own one.

>thinking he will buy one car and one house

There is a reason why people who win a lottery end up broke few years later.
Having money means acting reasonable.

I'm not retarded, so yeah, that's what I would do. One car, one house, probably another car since you can't daily drive a supercar, but I'd get a cheap SUV or something. The rest of the money I'd invest since I have financial advisors in the family. The hardest part is to actually win the money.

Come to think of it, how many modern millionaires started from dirt poor? It seems all were already reasonably well off before becoming filthy rich.

your dreams are very high OP

my goal is to own a nice house in a nice area

and have a partner with a huge ass

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Dunno, seems like a hard thing to assess.
But I live in a rich area and I don't think all those people were wealthy from the start. However, I do wonder what most of them do in life that allows them to afford such a lifestyle. Even doctors and high-tier lawyers aren't that well-off, what the fuck are these people's jobs?