By R.C.
sat, jan 7, 2023 11:05 p.m.
$1000-a-month (or higher) car payments are distressingly common right row
Being Upside Down Makes It Worse. Edmunds also sees rising car payments and an inflated market as a potentially dangerous combination. In the fourth quarter of 2022, 17.4 percent of new car ... www.caranddriver.com |
3 comments:
Just don’t go out and buy an expensive car then
As ZH likes to say,"That won't end well."
--GRA
But but--they have to keep up with the Jones's or the Patels. Gotta show off with an expensive vehicle--especially a coal burner like a Tesla--how else can everyone know that you are both wealthy and virtuous--working to save the planet from ordinary people who drive older, cheaper, internal combustion vehicles. I drive an extremely reliable vehicle that is 24 years old. No one can guess that I could buy a new Mercedes or other luxury car--but who cares what other people think.
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