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Ignoring the question of whether there's even a morally correct action here, why not keep the worthless car you already have instead of replacing it with a newe
by to3m 9y ago
Ignoring the question of whether there's even a morally correct action here, why not keep the worthless car you already have instead of replacing it with a newer one? That £10,000 will pay for a lot of petrol, car tax and repairs.
- s73v3r_ 9y agoAs someone's who's tried that, depending on how old the car is, that 10k can be burned through rather quickly. And then there's next year's maintenance to worry about.