The enthusiasts do not buy cars as the stairs of the situation, but I do not think it is controversial to accept people. I had friends and acquaintances asking about the car they had to buy after that while at the same time they told me how likely they have the car they own now. So maybe keep it?
However, I think it is strange the number of times the cars are the clear goal when people look at the situation -based purchase behaviors. I understand that cars are expensive, but we do not have the same discussions about the music institute, cocavos or chips, and you cannot even use them to reach work or visit Gran.
What is noticeable is that the number of cars we buy seem closely related to the country’s prosperity. The large new car market is seen as a sign of a health economy, in a way that does not apply to the quotes.
Those whom we buy when we need them. Meanwhile, we buy cars because the term financing has finished its end and CAMBELT will soon need to change, or that the company decides that time has come to you something more fragile to keep working there, so it is replaced by something a little better than neighbors.
However, Oswald pointed out, “Modern cars have a great long life and are relatively inexpensive to preserve them,” so even if we stop buying, you will continue to have places. There is his point of view on the longevity.
At least it is now. However, I wonder, at times up to 1800 pounds from the front lamp groups, the multiple electronic controllers to allow cars to meet the rules of emissions and safety rules at the cost of thousands at some point, and what often appears to be a calendar in its folds, to the period when the cars will remain cheap to keep them in their subsequent life.
We buy enough cars when they are affordable; How long will we pass when driving to the bike writes one older?
I don’t think the best number of cars for us is nothing, and this will not remain just thinking. But if we don’t buy much and more, it was more simple and designed to stay within the reach of everyone, I don’t think this will be bad.