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Initech

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1. Yeah I am going to be due for a new car relatively soon.

Reply to CentralMass (Original post)

Thu Nov 28, 2019, 03:44 PM

Nov 2019

I'm going to drive my current car until I can't drive it any more, but I am looking at spending at least $32K on a car and could go up to as high as $37K. And that's not including gas, maiden, and insurance.

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Attention, Plebs: New Cars Are Becoming Prohibitively Expensive [View all] CentralMass Nov 2019 OP

Yeah I am going to be due for a new car relatively soon. Initech Nov 2019 #1

Last new car we bought was '98 Winstar benld74 Nov 2019 #2

I put $5k into my 2010 for a rebuilt engine, new clutch and some other work. CentralMass Nov 2019 #3

It is hard to find a serviceable car for under $5k. What do you do doc03 Nov 2019 #4

Thats easy... getagrip_already Nov 2019 #5

Yep I know my brother went through that. The COPs target junkers to make an easy doc03 Nov 2019 #6

Becoming???? madamesilverspurs Nov 2019 #7

+1 CentralMass Nov 2019 #11

I haven't bought a new car since '89 Ferrets are Cool Nov 2019 #8

I bought a new car a couple of years ago for like half that price. It's a Honda, and it Luciferous Nov 2019 #9

Don't most people lease new cars instead of buying? Yavin4 Nov 2019 #10

Has qualiy increased by 29 percent as well? ProudLib72 Nov 2019 #12

No, the quality is generally quite good. The increased cost is probably The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2019 #13