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Originally Posted by Daox
Some of you are just being rediculous.
Obviously, there are monetary problems from going to a less efficient vehicle to a brand new vehicle. Buying a brand new vehicle is always the worst choice if you're looking to save money, everybody knows that (at least they should). However, there is absolutely nothing stopping anyone from buying a car of equal value that gets better mileage, and then selling their less fuel efficient vehicle. Sadly, it seems to be extremely rare that people actually do this.
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I disagree with this, to an extent. My father always raised me this way. But he, nor his wife, EVER did ANY car repairs. Any maintenance.
We have A plan, and leased. Now, you did say buying, but for leasing, I m not arguing it s smarter than going pre owned, but...
Care free maintenance
Reliable car
New features every two years
Never buy tires/wipers, et cetera
For just one payment a month? If one thinks it is smarter to live in an apartment than house, they shoud be leasing, not buying.