I'd love to tell you but I don't think it's aloud on site

Josh wrote Really cool man. I'm actually going to be getting one in the next couple of months. I would personally finance the rest, especially if you know you can and have a steady income. Really helps boost your credit which is huge these days. 2019 is going to have launch control as well, can't wait!

solid bro and since my parents control most of my spending (even though I'm 21) they said I either need to save an additional $10,000 (I'm up to $1400) or get a job that pays $15/hr or more and hold it for 30 days so while working on getting a new job, I need to find a way to bring in even more money haha

Flip virtual items that entail to the niche you're in or join a pump & dump chat and go balls the wall with all your savings ;)

A scatpack! nice choice of car, me being a mopar guy too lol. but you could always do uber eats. i dont know your location but im pretty sure uber eats pays a base of $5/delivery plus gas(just to note this is what i heard not sure if its actually true) that would be a good way. Make 20 deliveries a day = $100+tips. Grind for a month and thats roughly $3,000. It will obviously take some time but theres my suggestion.

Well I do landscape for a living and something that I do to keep me busy during the hard winter months is build and fix trailers. It's kinda costly when you get into it at first but once you start building up your supply, then you'll see more and more of a profit.

I work in a restaurant, so I consider the tips I get at the end of every shift my extra money, usually that is what I spend.
I'll save the majority of my paycheck, use some of it to pay bills. Then use my tips to buy food, games, etc.
When I get in a hardcore saving mode, I'll keep the 5 and 10 dollar bills I get and save them for a few weeks then out a few hundred dollars in the bank.