Yep, a nice example for comparison. How many of you would buy an used car with a million miles on the clock? Weren't anything with less miles available? Conside

Yep, a nice example for comparison. How many of you would buy an used car with a million miles on the clock? Weren't anything with less miles available? Consider the value depreciation of a new car, this will usually be several hundred per month, add more insurance costs, costly servicing (because you can't service it anywhere you want), add financing costs (loan or leasing) and you'll see why everybody wants you to buy a new car. Ten year old car is not really that old, come on, and most of the parts/systems are probably perfectly allright.