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Originally Posted by jakobnev
That might resemble valid reasoning if (and only if!) people took their 3-5 y.o. cars to the junk yard! They don't, they sell them on the used market, and the cars get typicaly over a decade more of use.
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Econ 101: Each new car sale triggers a 3-5 year old used car sale, which in turn triggers an older used car sale, which in turn ....
The chain ends with some minimum wage person buying a 15 or 20 year old clunker hoping it will hang together for more than a year.
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