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**7UENf0w7** · 11-21-2011, 12:05 AM

Unless you have the money to burn, buying used is the way to go IMO. You can spend 20k on a brand new vehicle and lose 5k on it once you drive it off the lot.

I've never owned a brand new car, and so far, no problems. Three vehicles currently have a total of about 550k miles with no horror stories. Back in 2001 I spent 12k on a used VW Golf that had 22k on it, and it finally died around 350k miles on it 2 years ago.

I try to get something in between 50k-100k on it used, and look for the best deal.

11-21-2011, 12:05 AM	#3
7UENf0w7 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 346 Senior Member	Unless you have the money to burn, buying used is the way to go IMO. You can spend 20k on a brand new vehicle and lose 5k on it once you drive it off the lot. I've never owned a brand new car, and so far, no problems. Three vehicles currently have a total of about 550k miles with no horror stories. Back in 2001 I spent 12k on a used VW Golf that had 22k on it, and it finally died around 350k miles on it 2 years ago. I try to get something in between 50k-100k on it used, and look for the best deal.
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