Should i get a new car or a motorcycle?
I'm an 18 year old highschool senior and i live in kansas so we get all crazy types of weather, as a side note. I currently drive a 2000 Honda cr-v with 79,000 miles on it so i'm not in desperate need of a new car however i have always wanted something a little sportier such as a 350z or genesis coupe. Recently one of my friends got a ninja 650 and i'm drooling over it. So my question is do you think i should get a new bike or car i have around 5,000 to spend on it. The only reason i really want a new car is because while my car is very practical where i live with all wheel drive and such, it is just not a man car and i often feel like a women driving it. So with that being said any and all opinions are welcomed. O i almost forgot, Yes i do have riding experience i have been racing dirtbikes for almost 3 years now, so i'm not new to motorcycles.
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