Monthly car payments hit record high of $712 in May

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Our kids are not about to outrun inflation. People better get smarter and start living like our ancestors did. More people to a house, growing your own food, and doing what you can for yourself. The government is not about to save you when you get in a bad situation and really need help. People need to stop trying to compete with people that don't care about them.
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I mean, a used car doesn't mean a beater. You can find a model from this or last year with next to no mileage and buy that. And then you aren't paying for the depreciation that happens the moment you drive it off the lot brand new. At this point the only place you can dream of getting a decent return on the capital you would drop all at once for such a purchase is what... treasuries? Maybe 4.5% or something? Thats likely getting washed damn near by any rate you are getting on the financing.

I feel you on not wanting to drop a lot of money at once. But sometimes it can make some sense if we are in a situation like now where getting appreciation isn't versus the rising rates on financing at the moment.
I don’t buy a new cars I only buy certified PO.
 
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