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Hello I am a 17 year old guy from Mcallen, Texas but before you start saying I'm way too young and irresponsible or that is just to much power to handle! hear me out. I work as a CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant) With a 2500 dollar salary after taxes i only have 4 months working. I am an above average student, Junior in high school taking my basics at my local college. Hopefully making the move to Baylor University By 2015 to major in biology. I do not have bills besides my phone bill which is 50 dollars monthly and i really don't go out a lot maybe once a week. i know the GT-R retails for over 100+K but I am looking for a 2009-2010 model it would be under my dads name so insurance should be that harsh, A 2014 GT-R Premium Total MSRP is 100,590 with monthly payments of 1,961 over 60 months with 6.9 APR So i would be around 22-23 years when i finish paying it off.So What would it be like for a 2009-2010 models? i am like i stated before very responsible have a small amount of friends my parents are ok with me getting the car, cause again I'm working really hard for it. there is a local drag strip and i would would perhaps go every other weekend and i come from a racing family so i can drive pretty well i currently own a Subaru WRX. Ive been to many car shows and GT-R always stands out for me and its my dream car! but Will I be available to afford the payments and maintenance costs? or should i just settle for a 2013 370Z Nismo (45K) Or A 2012 Porsche Boxster(52K) i Am Really serious about this so please do not say that I'm just kid with a wild dream because I'm not that is why i do really good in my classes and i work extra hard and i feel like i deserve a nice car like this beauty thanks beforehand
and of course this would be a daily driver its a 10 minute drive from my house to my high school and about 25 to the my college and a 15 minute drive to my job.
P.S My Family Is Not Rich But We Are Financially Stable If thats a factor

P.S My Family Is Not Rich But We Are Financially Stable If thats a factor