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I'm glad that buying used cars has worked so well for you, but that's just not what a lot of people do. https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/research/au

I'm glad that buying used cars has worked so well for you, but that's just not what a lot of people do. https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/research/auto-loan-debt-study/ https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/research/auto-lo... This is more of a structural problem with how we set our cities up. There's no reason we shouldn't have quality public transportation, along with much denser cities. There's so much space just dedicated to parking, which could all be reallocated if we had better transit. This doesn't even go into the needs of those medically unable to drive. Then again, where is this magical place where you're finding cheap quality cars. I've only lived in expensive cities, so maybe I'm missing context

pengaru 5y ago
> Then again, where is this magical place where you're finding cheap quality cars. These weren't quality cars; they were rust-buckets, I thought that was made clear. You have to compromise when you lack money, there's no free lunch here. > I've only lived in expensive cities, so maybe I'm missing context Poor people living in expensive places are self-inflicting suffering, and ironically for this discussion acquiring a dirt cheap car they can comfortably sleep in ASAP and escaping the expensive city is arguably the best way out.