Pretty much, along with the fixed and known cost per month with fewer possible surprises. I can understand the appeal of new if you are buying to keep for a lo

Pretty much, along with the fixed and known cost per month with fewer possible surprises. I can understand the appeal of new if you are buying to keep for a long term, or something exotic. Outside of those I don't know why anyone would buy new a thing that loses half its value in the first two or three years. Still it provides plenty of choice in the secondhand market. :)