A car isn’t an investment. It’s necessityCars are terrible investments. You pay $40k for something that’ll be worth $20k 2-4 years later.
Unless you coppin a Porsche… but nah cars are terrible.
A car isn’t an investment. It’s necessityCars are terrible investments. You pay $40k for something that’ll be worth $20k 2-4 years later.
Unless you coppin a Porsche… but nah cars are terrible.
I was really excited when Acura was relaunching the brand......use to whip 1 back in the day......
checked out the new ones and the prices.....yea they were overpriced like a MF for what they were
didn't even have the 90s nostalgia look either.
Depends on the savings.I agree with the premise of this thread. You're better off buying the same car used with low mileage.
Never bought new and probably never will unless I get so rich it doesn't matter.
How are you better off?
Depends on the savings.
If you buy low-mileage used and the differential versus new is significant enough, it's worth it. The question is, how much of a discount would someone want to go from buying brand new to buying a car with say 20k miles?
The only difference to me is that the used car costs less but will need routine maintenance sooner...so the money you save on a car note will be partially offset (though not totally) by additional trips to the mechanic, sooner after you've purchased the ride.
Just for your Info dude yea it's got a third seat in theory but you'd have to be 3 foot 2 to fit back there. I've taken both sets out of both my gx because they are pointless.I live right outside Washington DC and work in DC so I am in city/suburban traffic most of the time.
I saw the 460 and both GX and RXs are considered midsize but the GXs have 3 rows when I'd rather have just two.
And depreciation doesn’t really matter because a car isn’t an investment.Yeah all that depreciation shyt is a joke. Why the fukk would I buy a used car with 30k miles for the same price as a new one
that's why i said...People in here saying a car isn't an investment, as if they drive them until they have to be scrapped in the junkyard and buried.
90% of you are going to end up re-selling your car at some point and you know it. That makes it an investment.
The other 10% only don't end up selling because they totaled it before it could happen.
Certain vehicles maintain their value stronger than others, others depreciate more quickly. You buy a big ass truck in 2014 , some cac is still going to pay you a nice stack for it 2024 so he can offroad and go hunting with it. You buy a compact ford fiesta in 2014, you be lucky to get $800 for it in 2024.
Meaning if you are in the market for a fiesta, you might as well buy it used.
you should treat a new car just like an investment; better to lease than to own
You don't like em?
Now nothing will compare to the Legend.
The TLX,MDX Are hard to me
Definitely over pricedThey're ok. I just think they're really overpriced. and the interior is wack. For that price range you can get a lot more bang for your buck.
And no fukking coupes are you kidding me
98 RAV4 hereMy car is 15 years. Bought it used and I give zilch fukks.
Looking forward to getting my ebike really.