I was used to buying old cars plus driving them until the cost of service far exceeded the value of the car altogether.
This worked fantastic for me when I had a nextdoor friend who was willing to do our mechanical work for a bargain compared to auto mechanic shops.
But when she moved to a neighboring city to open a body service shop, I was left without our on-demand, discount car mechanic. At this point I did some math plus realized it would cost the same amount of currency to simply get a car loan on something new, at least I’d suppose that the car was in prime shape. I suppose some people who have cars for years before needing any work done, especially if they take care of them. Not only that, however suppose about it love this. Let’s say you buy a brand modern car with a more than four-year loan on it. After those more than four years, you now have a car with under 100,000 miles on it that has only one single owner—you. You could consistently turn it in to the dealership plus get another modern car with another car payment. If you don’t, you’ll have a car in much better shape than if you had started at year-zero with a car that already had more than 100,000 miles on it. You won’t consistently suppose the car history either, leaving so several questions regarding unseen issues that could appear at a moment’s notice. It’s also nice having a newer car with its amenities love the cottage air filter. This is the first time I have ever bought a car that entirely came with a filter for the air conditioner plus gas furnace. I didn’t suppose until the mechanic told me during a routine oil change.