Regarding the topic of "regret buying a luxury car on impulse", let's take a look at the following real example: I have been dating my boyfriend for almost a year. Recently, despite the opposition of his family, he spent all his savings in the past two years and borrowed a luxury car, saying it was his lifelong dream. At the age of 23, after paying off the car loan every month, there is not much left. In fact, my attitude towards this matter is not in favor. Although he has always said that he likes luxury cars very much, he really started arguing after his friend got a new car (his friends are from good families). I think he is just a little vain. This behavior is too impulsive. He also told me recently that he might be too impulsive, but later he said he didn't regret it because it was a lifelong dream. Besides, shouldn't dreams be down-to-earth and step by step? If he really thinks this is his lifelong dream, even if he scrimps and saves in the next few years, then I think it's fine. This is a personal choice. The problem is that he likes to complain every day that his work doesn't make money, he becomes poor and his life is meaningless. However, there is no action to change. Every day is complaining about being tired, playing games and complaining about being poor. Recently, it seems that I am not pleasing to the eye, saying that I am bored and spendthrift (I spend my own money). I don't like him like this. I don't think he is poor or anything, but he is really acting like a poor man now. For young people, whether they buy a car in full or with a loan, they should pay attention to choosing the right time and consider it in combination with their own economic ability. If they really don't have the real economic ability, don't buy luxury cars to make them look fat.