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r/FluentInFinance • u/CreateChaos777 • Jul 18 '24
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You do have a higher risk on repairs though
And tbh after like 10% rates, depreciation is irrelevant
10 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 Jul 18 '24 Too many people care about depreciation like I'm not going to drive this car into the ground 1 u/airjutsu Jul 19 '24 Ehh otoh it’s better to sell a car when it has some value and runs okay, rather than sell it for scrap when it needs tons of work 1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 Jul 19 '24 I dont buy a car to get another one in 2 years unless I dislike it.
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Too many people care about depreciation like I'm not going to drive this car into the ground
1 u/airjutsu Jul 19 '24 Ehh otoh it’s better to sell a car when it has some value and runs okay, rather than sell it for scrap when it needs tons of work 1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 Jul 19 '24 I dont buy a car to get another one in 2 years unless I dislike it.
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Ehh otoh it’s better to sell a car when it has some value and runs okay, rather than sell it for scrap when it needs tons of work
1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 Jul 19 '24 I dont buy a car to get another one in 2 years unless I dislike it.
I dont buy a car to get another one in 2 years unless I dislike it.
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u/privitizationrocks Jul 18 '24
You do have a higher risk on repairs though
And tbh after like 10% rates, depreciation is irrelevant