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I've loved cars for as long as I can remember. I've owned and built some classics. Last year, when the price of cars (and used cars) skyrocketed, I sold my ri
by RickJWagner 4y ago
I've loved cars for as long as I can remember. I've owned and built some classics.
Last year, when the price of cars (and used cars) skyrocketed, I sold my ride. (A nice Lexus IS F. 416 of the sweetest sounding horses you'll ever hear.) My plan was to wait for prices to become sane again, then make my next selection in my long line of interesting vehicles.
You know what? I've done just fine without a car. I can use my wife's/son's/daughters vehicle whenever I need to go someplace. When I was growing up we had one car for the whole family, but those were different days. Since I started my own family, it's been one vehicle for each adult that needs to get out of the house. I've learned we can get by on a lot less vehicular capacity. Still thinking about the right moves as car prices continue to decrease.
- j7ake 4y agoYour family owned four cars before you sold one off ? Outside of North America that would be considered a lot of cars. Maybe I misunderstood and you meant you had two cars and now you have one.
- RickJWagner 4y agoNo, you read it correctly. My children are all of driving age and must go to school/university. So they get older cars to transport themselves. It's not uncommon in rural areas of the US.