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Topic	Car loans are so dumb.
LinkPizza 06/21/19 6:45:50 PM #17:	OhhhJa posted... LinkPizza posted... Personally, between new and used cars, I like new. Ive had both. But it could be the area. It was hard finding a used car for really cheap here quickly. Which is what I needed at the time. I got it and everything was fine for like a year and a half of so. Then I started needing to fix a bunch of stuff. And everything. Eventually, it jut died and wouldve taken a lot of money I didnt have to fix it. My new car has had only one problem. And it was a super easy fix. And not expensive. It just all depends. I know some guys that get new cars and have plethora or problems. And used ones that run well for years. But for me, I like new. Plus, I wouldnt want to rotate cars every few years, tbh... Same here. I had crappy cars that constantly broke down for years. Finally saved up and bought one that was used but just a year old and only had 25k miles on it. Havent had any problems yet and I've had it for 3 and a half years. Sure as hell beats driving around in a car that you're not sure day in and day out whether or not you're gonna make it where you're going. Having a reliable car eliminates a whole lot of stress from your life Yeah. I was always worried about breaking down somewhere far away. Luckily, it was usually at work one base, or at home. But still. It sucks to have your car break down so often... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:923658583] in Car loans ... [t:77807744]...</cite> <quote><cite>OhhhJa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>Personally, between new and used cars, I like new. Ive had both. But it could be the area. It was hard finding a used car for really cheap here quickly. Which is what I needed at the time. I got it and everything was fine for like a year and a half of so. Then I started needing to fix a bunch of stuff. And everything. Eventually, it jut died and wouldve taken a lot of money I didnt have to fix it. My new car has had only one problem. And it was a super easy fix. And not expensive. It just all depends. I know some guys that get new cars and have plethora or problems. And used ones that run well for years. But for me, I like new. Plus, I wouldnt want to rotate cars every few years, tbh...</quote> Same here. I had crappy cars that constantly broke down for years. Finally saved up and bought one that was used but just a year old and only had 25k miles on it. Havent had any problems yet and I've had it for 3 and a half years. Sure as hell beats driving around in a car that you're not sure day in and day out whether or not you're gonna make it where you're going. Having a reliable car eliminates a whole lot of stress from your life</quote> Yeah. I was always worried about breaking down somewhere far away. Luckily, it was usually at work one base, or at home. But still. It sucks to have your car break down so often... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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