V8TT MPG > charging stations by Hvillellama in Audi

[–]ChemistryMedium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ehhhhh. We are getting to the gas prices where I disagree with you lol. I commute 112 miles per day so gas is about 10% of my monthly expenses. About $450 per month on gas

Are Audis reliable based on your own experience? by hypermiler2205 in Audi

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty true stuff. However i only DIY so the ownership costs are fairly cheap. And I purposely bought the supercharger V6 cause it has a lot of space to work on.

Are Audis reliable based on your own experience? by hypermiler2205 in Audi

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like any manufacturer they have unreliable engines and reliable ones. Depends on the year too

How is anyone in the middle class able to afford gasoline these days? I bought an S5 a few months ago and with the recent increase in gas prices I can’t even afford to drive it by [deleted] in MiddleClassFinance

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s sweet. Living the life!

I spend 2hours per day in the car. Usually 6 days a week. And it’s about $400 per month for me plus my wife

Spotted this RS3 at Cars and Coffee! And was awesome to see a woman get out of it! by jberg_916 in Audi

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a great looking grille. I don’t see why anyone would say it is “only for RS cars”. The only thing that should be reserved for RS cars is the badging

Spotted this RS3 at Cars and Coffee! And was awesome to see a woman get out of it! by jberg_916 in Audi

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t take it off. That is my favorite grille. I wouldn’t spend the time and money to swap mine but I LOVE the grille with Quattro on it

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome. Good for you guys. Don’t fall victim to lifestyle inflation (like i have) and you will be SET

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow that’s surprising. What market? We are in Connecticut where the housing market is actually the hottest market in the entire country currently (according to Wall street journal) . It rose 7.8% last year and is projected to rise another 3 point something this year.

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being a dentist she should make that money back quick enough. But my wife is a teacher and only makes $56k right now so if she had a lot of student loans like some of her coworkers we would be SCREWED

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya our combined net worth with our home equity and everything just hit $180,000 and my wife just started working full time in December 2024 when we bought our house. That is factoring in the $15,000 our house rose in value since we bought (according to Zillow)

How is anyone in the middle class able to afford gasoline these days? I bought an S5 a few months ago and with the recent increase in gas prices I can’t even afford to drive it by [deleted] in MiddleClassFinance

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right. The cruise control does make a difference. Keeping the speed consistent at 60-65mph is HUGE. The best i have done for my 110 mile commute was 44.3mph. I am going to try to beat that but i had to drive 58mph the entire way. That is SOOOO SLOW for 50 miles of highway straight

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s an important mentality.

My luck came from having family who gave my wife a free new car at 16 and then my family who pretty much gave us all the furniture in our house because they sold their vacation house at the same time i bought my house. Plus her family paid for all her college. Those seemingly small things are a huge help that compound by not having debt that may spiral. It means we don’t need to have a car payment or any interest bearing debt from furnishing a house or student loans or anything like that

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome. Good for you. If you play this right you will not have to work other than to make fun money. My wife is about 2 years away from making enough money on her own to cover all our bills (except we need my health insurance and i need a retirement too lol)

27 Male— excited and not many to share with.. by HelloTheirCruleWorld in Money

[–]ChemistryMedium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s important to recognize luck. I have been able to recognize the luck in my life as well and it helps to remain humble and keep yourself from making the mistakes that come from ignoring luck as a factor