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IllusionX · 03-14-2019, 11:32 PM

I'm in a situation right now where I need a bigger vehicle (35-45k) for the growing family, which I can't afford.

I'm a year or so to finish paying for my 2010 Mazda 5, and I also spent a fuckton on repairs.

It's a huge debate for me now to get another used car vs spending more on a new car.

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suprf1y · 03-15-2019, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by IllusionX

I'm in a situation right now where I need a bigger vehicle

Need or want?

IllusionX · 03-15-2019, 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by suprf1y

Need or want?

Got 3 kids. Needs bigger.

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tmontague · 03-15-2019, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by IllusionX

I'm in a situation right now where I need a bigger vehicle (35-45k) for the growing family, which I can't afford.

I'm a year or so to finish paying for my 2010 Mazda 5, and I also spent a fuckton on repairs.

It's a huge debate for me now to get another used car vs spending more on a new car.

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Go used, let the original owner be a sucker and take the loss of it being driven off the lot. Find a used Toyota Sienna and learn as much as you can about them and their potential albeit small issues. You will have a reliable family move for a while.

myfirstyota · 03-15-2019, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by tmontague

Go used, let the original owner be a sucker and take the loss of it being driven off the lot. Find a used Toyota Sienna and learn as much as you can about them and their potential albeit small issues. You will have a reliable family move for a while.

+1. I couldn't ever seeing myself buying a vehicle off the lot. Well, maybe with lottery winnings.

A few years ago my mom bought a mini. 3500km on it. Hadn't seen it's first oil change. Called another dealer and asked for the history. Came back clean. Someone bought it, didnt like it and traded it in. She saved $13000 off the out-the-door purchase price.

IllusionX · 03-15-2019, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by tmontague

Go used, let the original owner be a sucker and take the loss of it being driven off the lot. Find a used Toyota Sienna and learn as much as you can about them and their potential albeit small issues. You will have a reliable family move for a while.

Yeah, I've been looking at used cars as well to get an idea what to expect. I wish to be able to find some almost new car and save 10k. But so far what fits out budget are mostly 5-6 years old. We have to live with what we have until the last car is paid off first, so it's not going to be another year or so..

What I really like is a Kia Sorento right now. We'll see down the road what comes up.

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suprf1y · 03-15-2019, 05:17 PM

Who?

KALISPEL II · 03-15-2019, 06:06 PM

All the signs are there.

- Crazy Auto loan bubble.
- Crazy College loan bubble.
- Middle-class pretty much extinct as a single-income household.
- Consumer-driven-economy full of mostly lower-income, debt-ridden consumers.
- Cost of living becoming untenable for most Americans - most especially those in 'single-income households', and/or with children.
- Deficits as a country beginning to reaching the point of no return.

It's like watching a balloon fill with air & waiting for that bursting point. A tiny tiny segment of the population is getting richer & richer in a rigged/corrupted system, while everyone else sinks or barely stays afloat. That never tends to end well, from a historical perspective.

antiquantum · 11-22-2022, 07:25 PM

Thanks for the information.

momentumglue · 11-22-2022, 07:28 PM

It seems to me that it's not about people who just want a basic necessity, but globally about economics, or more precisely about monopoly. Too high prices for cars have led to exactly the consequences that you described. What if someone really needed a truck? If prices were at least a little lower, it`d be simpler for people. I remember when I needed a car, for work in the first place, I realized that if not a loan, I would never be able to afford it. I applied for a loan on the advice of my friend at Mortgage Broker London, who had also taken a loan from them. I`m still paying it off, more than half of it is already paid off and I don't regret.

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03-14-2019, 11:32 PM	#1
IllusionX It's the illusion you see View User's Garage Drives: 07 Yaris Sedan Aero Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Brossard, QC Posts: 3,888	I'm in a situation right now where I need a bigger vehicle (35-45k) for the growing family, which I can't afford. I'm a year or so to finish paying for my 2010 Mazda 5, and I also spent a fuckton on repairs. It's a huge debate for me now to get another used car vs spending more on a new car. Sent from my CLT-L04 using Tapatalk __________________

03-15-2019, 06:06 PM	#8
KALISPEL II View User's Garage Drives: '22 Mazda CX-30 CE AWD 6-AT Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: American Dystopia Posts: 158	All the signs are there. - Crazy Auto loan bubble. - Crazy College loan bubble. - Middle-class pretty much extinct as a single-income household. - Consumer-driven-economy full of mostly lower-income, debt-ridden consumers. - Cost of living becoming untenable for most Americans - most especially those in 'single-income households', and/or with children. - Deficits as a country beginning to reaching the point of no return. It's like watching a balloon fill with air & waiting for that bursting point. A tiny tiny segment of the population is getting richer & richer in a rigged/corrupted system, while everyone else sinks or barely stays afloat. That never tends to end well, from a historical perspective. __________________ 2015 Toyota Yaris SE Hatchback, Super-White, 5-Speed Manual (August 2015 to August 2019) 2020 Toyota Corolla SE Sedan, Super-White, 6-Speed Manual (August 2019 to February 2022) 2022 Mazda CX-30 AWD Carbon Edition (CE), 6 Speed Automatic (February 2022 to ???)

11-22-2022, 07:28 PM	#10
momentumglue Drives: Q6 Join Date: Jun 2022 Location: USA Posts: 3	It seems to me that it's not about people who just want a basic necessity, but globally about economics, or more precisely about monopoly. Too high prices for cars have led to exactly the consequences that you described. What if someone really needed a truck? If prices were at least a little lower, it`d be simpler for people. I remember when I needed a car, for work in the first place, I realized that if not a loan, I would never be able to afford it. I applied for a loan on the advice of my friend at Mortgage Broker London, who had also taken a loan from them. I`m still paying it off, more than half of it is already paid off and I don't regret. Last edited by momentumglue; 11-27-2022 at 07:13 PM.

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suprf1y Drives: 05 Echo Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Waterford Ontario Posts: 131	Who?

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antiquantum Drives: A7 Join Date: Nov 2022 Location: USA Posts: 2	Thanks for the information.

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GrasityFox I've made a post! Drives: Toyota Join Date: Dec 2022 Location: UK Posts: 1	The official Bitcoin website has information on installing applications and some charts. But bitcoin always has a pair in trading, so you officially have to find fiat money (if you are going to trade it). Without them bitcoin is nothing and everyone knows about https://forexstore.com/blog/short-se...n-forex-market and its meaning for bitcoin