Yep... my beloved Hyundai Genesis Coupe, has officially been sold today. Although I will miss that very beautiful car, the speeds, and the wonderful
and odd turbo sounds it created during drives, the selling of my sportcar has opened up plenty of doors. I am now starting over from scratch.
My three main goals within the next three months: purchase a *daily* car, (which will happen within the next 2 or 3 weeks,) complete my apartment set
up, (I now have the money to purchase literally EVERY single bit of furniture that I want, including light tables, swivel chairs, etc) and purchase
another motorcycle. (I love the British supersport bikes, so my next bike will be another Daytona 675.)
In 2022, although my apartment at the time was not even close to being ready for anyone to enter it, I was in better shape in terms of vehicles, with
one daily car, one sportcar and one motorcycle. My goal is to get back to that at some point. I WILL be purchasing another turbo based sportcar, but
only when I'm ready to do so. It will be just as cool, if not cooler, than the Genesis that I just sold.
Anyways, just thought I'd let you guys know, since there are many fellow car enthusiasts out there who absolutely love that car. Even though I will
get an even cooler car in the future, I will definitely miss that car.

Sad to hear your Genesis is gone.

Have you found a daily car yet, or are you still searching?

I'm expecting an EPIC Large Amount of money here soon in the next few days, possibly a week. Once that money is received, I will be able to begin
the search of the next car again, and I'll try my best to limit the amount for the car to just $3,000. The remaining amount of money will be used to
update my apartment significantly, and from there, my ability to SAVE UP money will also finally be back as well, since I'm cutting down a good portion
of my debt.
Yes, it really sucked that I had to let go of that beautiful sport car, and a lot of my dreams crashed and burned the moment it sold... but... now I'm
opening the door to more dreams. Obviously that is not the only epic Turboed sport car out there, at all. There are many, many more options. Since this
is the case, when the time is right, I will purchase another very similar sport car, just as long as I have my daily car as well.
The moment my daily car is in an accident, if I have a sport car, I will sell it, immediately. This is what I should have done when I lost my Pontiac G6.
But yep, once I get everything back on track, I will be in search for a motorcycle again, much before the search for the next sport car. Before the
motorcycle search begins, my apartment must be complete.
One thing I should mention about my apartment completion as well is that, I also plan on doing meet ups for us Lighting Enthusiasts/collectors here at
this apartment. Should be complete with all of this by the middle of next month, possibly earlier!

Just saw this 2006 Ford Focus that was listed just this morning.

I'll keep that Ford Focus in mind and will try it out if it's still available between now and when I have the big money in my account,
but this time I'm going to try more dealerships more than private sellers. Might be tougher to find a good vehicle for $3000 through dealers,
but I want to try my best to get someone who actually took care of the car. That Ford Focus does look as if it's been taken care of though,
so I will give them a shot when I can.