Hi guys
If you are thinking 400$ insurance is a bad move then maybe you are not in a position to buy a gas guzzler muscle car. Also insurance prices usually go down once you start driving so don't worry too much.
tbf people in power at IRCC should go through something similar to understand how uncertain this entire situation is for applicants. Sharing absolutely no updates with candidates for months is such a d*ck move.
I was gonna chime in lol, not everyone is working a minimum pay job. Again @RSub response makes sense since OP is worried about 400$ insurance but wants to buy a mustang.
Ok so @starlordavuthu @RSub my dad's very wealthy back home, so he won't mind lending me money for the purchase. Problem is I don't want to continue in this habit. I've come to Canada to live independent and I will most likely start with a basic job so I have to mind the routine expenses. Like I told you Mustang is my dream car. Im young and moving pretty early on in life so for me risks are like now or never. I won't travel much with it so I can control on gas. Just want to know what other expenses I should be mindful of. Thanks
Give it some time bro/sis, it's good you want to live and earn on your own. But an expensive car right off the bat is not a solid move and gonna eat up all your income. Buy a used mustang if you really want a mustang and before buying shop around for insurance. Also rent is gonna eat up most of your income.
I might try being an OF model as a side hustle if I get a minimum wage job.
Thanks bro. I looked at the second hand market (khijiji,autotrader) but the prices are as high as the new ones. Any idea why? Maybe I'm looking somewhere wrong?
For that car your insurance would easily be above $600 in Surrey. I would suggest you to not get a car the first year you are here. It will easily cost you $1000 with gas/insurance/maintenance
