Some interesting points and ideas...

Mr. Stoft is among a growing group of teenagers who are creating their own slice of capitalism, one sale at a time. Part of the reason is that households with teenagers typically have 35 consumer electronic products, on average, compared with 24 products at homes with no teenagers, said Joe Bates, director of research for the Consumer Electronics Association, based in Arlington, Va. In the 1980s, he said, the typical household had four or five such devices.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/18/bu...rssnyt&emc=rss

Hyundai vehicles by the way are Great vehicles for “Chatteling” as there are many Good models...

Hyundai and Every other model out there...

That you can Buy Low and Sell High.

The Key Thing with Investing in Vehicles is that they Must be Well maintained which Unfortunately Many Don't!

Years ago, I Bought and Drove vehicles for 6 months to 18 months for FREE.

And then Sold them for Very Good Money!

The Solution to Success....

I Joint Ventured with a Smart Mechanic who just Loved fixing them...

Phil