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This is just not true. Cars are waaay more durable than your assumption. I've never had an issue buying used (2-4 years old) cars from dealers. They've always
by itslennysfault 5y ago
This is just not true. Cars are waaay more durable than your assumption.
I've never had an issue buying used (2-4 years old) cars from dealers. They've always been essentially like new. On top of that I have failed to do routine maintenance as scheduled. I usually do oil changes about every 10k because you really don't need to do it as often as they say.
That said... I've now had 3 cars that I bought around 30,000 miles and put over 100k miles on without any major maintenance. Just tires, brakes filters, and fluids. Maybe some weird one off thing, for example a little plastic gear in my steering system on my 2010 Hyundai recently broke and cost $500 to replace (@ 140,000 miles on the odo).
- warmwaffles 5y ago> Cars are waaay more durable than your assumption. Truth. I bought a 2003 Ford Excursion in 2020. Parts are easy to find and are very compatible with F250s etc... It's all about resourcefulness. Not to mention I get to save a boat load of money in a used vehicle, I don't have to worry about damaging it too much. Scratch it a little with a tree branch, no problem, I don't care.