Instead of a new laptop, maybe consider this 2007 Toyota Prius. For $3,500, it’s slightly more expensive than the mid-range 14-inch model, but gets better mileage. If you’re looking for a new project, you’ll probably opt for a new computer with an older, more symmetrical car. This is awesome 1925 Ford T-Bucket This project needs a bit of TLC, but that’s what the project is all about, isn’t it? Also, the price is similar to the Prius at $3,500.
It’s really hard to find unexpected dilapidated rides for sale in this price bracket. But luckily, there’s always a carcass Chrysler PT Cruiser. This is awesome Example $4,000 is GT-trimIt is a 2.4 liter turbo with 200 horsepower. Well, this is a prime example of a junk ride that you might really want to buy, as long as you can admit to your friends that you have one.
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If you are willing to shell out enough money, you can get the best MacBook Pro. The fully maximized model with a 32-core GPU, 64GB of memory, and an 8TB SSD will run $5,899 for the 14-inch model, or $6,099 for the 16-inch model.
At $6,200, it’s a little over budget (unless you factor in AppleCare+ costs) but it’s worth it: 2005 Honda Element with manual transmission. Its all things power and plenty of charging space make it a great practical choice, and 160,000 miles on the watch means it has plenty of life left. And did I mention it’s a Honda component?
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