Nostalgia and Crossovers
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Level 32.27
Mar 2006
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May 13, 2007, 03:29 PM
Local time: May 13, 2007, 01:29 PM
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Alternatively, you could go for older cars, if you're strapped. I got a '95 Civic EX 2-door for 4,500 a year or so ago, and it's run like a dream (mostly; there are a few minor issues I've had with the passenger's window and the wiper mechanism, and I've had to get the brake switch replaced, but that's it outside of standard maintenance).
Point is, that you can get a used car for a LOT cheaper that is just as good as a new car. Leasing is all well and good if you want to keep on the bleeding edge of new cars, but overall, I think it's cheaper to just buy a reliable used car and keep it for 5-6 years easy than it is to lease a new car.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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The_Griffin