Get ya engine checked tho, old cars are less fuel efficient and you might be spending that money anyway if the engine's agingI agree. my wife out here trying to get a new car, when her current car is a 2013. I'm like
I'm driving in a 2005, and not even considering a new whip. not trying to throw that money out the window.
they forgot to mention the money you save on insurance when you own
That's not a lot of money. You have bigger problems if you can't afford that.
And that's dope for real. Take care of that baby and y'all will be good with it for a decade. Got any kids in elementary maybe by then that can be their learning/first car.I bought a brand new Santa Fe last year, pay about 4 bills a month financing
Honestly...its a fukking toy but we needed a car, i grew up poor driving beaters, me and my wife are comfortable...so i said fukk it...im a big man and i wanted a nice new spacious car
In 2 years im opening my own practice...gonna just switch ownership to the business name and claim it as an expense
500 a month for a car payment is not small especially if ya by yourself. That's only a couple bills from my rent, living by myself. I wouldn't take that on personally. I'm not as well off as some folks here obviously, but I'm not struggling to make due
It depends on who you are and what you get..if you buy new and drive it to the ground 15+ years then you got your moneys worth...if you keep switching up every 2-3 years just to stunt then youre the sucker eating all the depreciation and the next owner gets all the value.
There is nothing wrong with getting a used car. Old, used luxury, sure. Don't do that. Buy your ass a used Honda or Toyota from the past few years and you're usually Gucci tho. I worked with cars for a few years and I've seen and heard it all. nikkas gotta be proactive in learning about the specific whip they looking to purchase tho
nah i completely disagree. used cars are only great if u know the person who had it previously and can vouch that the person took the car to the dealership for whatever work/maintenance that needed to be done.
