Thread: Futur perfect & having p. p.& have p.p.

Would anyone please explain what the followings mean? "It will have been nice buying a new car."Notice that these are all about the nice experience of buying a new car. If what you want to talk about is the nice feeling of being finished buying a new car—"It's done! I have bought a new car! I have a new car!*, you will say something different tomorrow evening:"It is nice to have bought a new car", OR"It is nice having bought a new car."And today you express your expectation of that feeling like this:"It will be nice to have bought a new car", OR"It will be nice having bought a new car."