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This is not unreasonable, but the same logic should make you (well, one) hesitant to purchase a car in the first place. In general they don’t “pencil out” for f
by bikewhore 4y ago
This is not unreasonable, but the same logic should make you (well, one) hesitant to purchase a car in the first place. In general they don’t “pencil out” for folks that don’t have a significant commute. But of course most of us make that decision emotionally, and perhaps that will happen here as well.
(I would characterize convenience as an emotional decision, it’s not intended to have a negative connotation).
- lupire 4y agoYou can't get really "pencil out" quality of life. The car enables opportunities and tradeoffs. Keeping your own stuff in your own car in your own garage/parking spot different from hiring cabs and car shares.