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Go second-hand for one of the luxury brands that provide warranty/motor-plan for 5 years. Most of that "loss" is in buying new, instead of second-hand. If you d
by zo1 11y ago
Go second-hand for one of the luxury brands that provide warranty/motor-plan for 5 years. Most of that "loss" is in buying new, instead of second-hand. If you don't mind it, and sell it while it's still in the plan, your 'cost-of-ownership" per year is actually quite good. Might even be better than if you were to get a "low-end" sedan new.
- redblacktree 11y ago> Most of that "loss" is in buying new You know, people say that, but I found it really hard in practice to buy a nearly-new car. When they are available, the discount from new isn't that much. Note that I'm speaking only about Toyota and Honda minivans, because that is what I was buying, but I was surprised just how little "driven off the lot" discount I could find. We ended up buying new instead.