Told you - I don’t know.Vote for the car you drive more often.
I don’t know lots of things that aren’t important to me. It’s a tool that moves me back and forth to work. I bought it 4-6? years ago..I think? Could be longer, who knows. Time flies as you get older.How the hell do you "not know"?
Our friend @hawkbirch no longer drives a hoverboard.hawkbirch disdains the Lexus and
Jaguar. Instead she does Pro Bono
work as an attorney when possible.
She likes her community and wants
to help those in need.
Do you mind telling what you paid? If you don’t want to I understand.Just bought a 2012 F150 about 2 months ago. But it’s been stored in a garage and only driven on highways. Also has under 50K miles on it. ‘‘Twas a good purchase.
I want one more new truck before I retire, I'm waiting to see what the electrics do before I buy a new one. I might consider that route.Mine is a 2018 Nissan Rogue. 3boysdad drives a 2012 Chevy. He wants a new truck. He has to wait until my car is paid off probably 2 years. I bought it a year ago.
We pay cash for entry luxury brands that are 3-5 years old with low mileage.
I currently drive an 05 TL with 138K and my wife drives a 13 TL with 48K.
When my car hits 200K I'll buy another.
I agree. Unless it's part of your business operations, it just doesn't make sense to borrow money for a depreciating asset.Paying cash, regardless of what you drive, is the only way to go. The rest of y’all are suckers.
2013. Never bought a new car in my life. 1 year old program vehicles and drive them till it no longer makes economic sense (usually 150-175K miles). Save the money by not making payments and usually (but not always) plop down cash to buy the next one.
Vehicles are transportation...nothing more.
I hope to God it has the extended mirrorsJust bought a 2012 F150 about 2 months ago. But it’s been stored in a garage and only driven on highways. Also has under 50K miles on it. ‘‘Twas a good purchase.
Paying cash, regardless of what you drive, is the only way to go. The rest of y’all are suckers.
@hawkbirch Is this correct?hawkbirch disdains the Lexus and
Jaguar. Instead she does Pro Bono
work as an attorney when possible.
She likes her community and wants
to help those in need.
I drive a 2014... wife (no pic)
@hawkbirch Is this correct?
Ah, the rust bucket years of the Ram pickups. I had an '04, gave it to my son a couple years ago when I bought a new truck. Hell, he should be happy, at least 75% of the body is still there...My POS Dodge Ram 1500 is 16y/o. 105k on it, it'll likely fall apart before the motor or tranny goes.
I agree. Unless it's part of your business operations, it just doesn't make sense to borrow money for a depreciating asset.
2017 fully loaded Chrysler Pacifica. Bought it new when it only had like 100 miles on it.