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You have enough money to own a car, which implies you're old. Very few of my age cohort have a driver's license. Even if we had the time and money to get licen
by sbierwagen 12y ago
You have enough money to own a car, which implies you're old.
Very few of my age cohort have a driver's license. Even if we had the time and money to get licensed, due to student loan debt we can't afford a car, or insurance, which is much more expensive for the young.
- chris_mahan 12y agoI'm old too. (45) and I have 2 cars in $30K-$40K range. I would buy the self-driving car (2 of them) because I could read in traffic, or relax while listening to music, or watching a movie. And if tired, on the way to Vegas from LA, push "autopilot button". It's safer to let autopilot drive than to try to drive sleepy, trust me.
- joelrunyon 12y agoYou can buy a solid car for less than 5k. You don't need to spend 40k to get a vehicle that works. Read this --> http://www.tropicalmba.com/entrepreneurmobile/ http://www.tropicalmba.com/entrepreneurmobile/
- TwiztidK 12y agoI'm pretty young (22) and the overwhelming majority of my peers are licensed and usually have cars (disclosure: I don't have one myself). Although I do believe youth car ownership rates are much lower than in the past, there are a lot of places where it is near impossible to live without a car. The cars young people drive are usually cheap and old (potentially hand-me-downs from their parents or older siblings) and they only have liability insurance, but it is possible for a lot of people.