$15k gets you a reasonable quality used car that you (hopefully) won't have to get serviced every month. The next argument I usually see is: "Do your own servi

$15k gets you a reasonable quality used car that you (hopefully) won't have to get serviced every month. The next argument I usually see is: "Do your own service" For the poor, they don't have the time to spend on servicing their car on a regular basis. They've already traded all the time they have towards making money to live. It's a trap, being poor.