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Originally Posted by MetroMPG
The upside for those of us who have decided to only ever fish in pre-owned waters is more and more efficient choices are coming down the pipe.
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But new cars break much sooner, they are now designed for what, 7 years until they should get scrapped? So buying a slightly more efficient 5 yo car that will start needing major repairs in 2-3 years might not be better than getting a 10 yo that will still be rolling 5-8 years from now. Especially since new cars are getting much more expensive to service, with all of the electronics and highly specialized and hard-to-get-to (=more manhours) parts
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e·co·mod·ding: the art of turning vehicles into what they should be
What matters is
where you're going, not
how fast.
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