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t1_iudxu28 wrote

your best option is to keep the car properly services and continue to drive it .

pay it off ASAP.

cars are always negative equity and always have been

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t1_iudyfrh wrote

Yeah but now that I’m no longer a delivery driver I’m just not comfortable with the high miles. I want warranty at this phase in my life.

Edit I’m not sure the need for downvote. I’m literally just looking for genuine advise to help prepare future wise.

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t1_iudyrvg wrote

so go into huge debt and a larger negative equity position ?

that car can go 300k miles if it's maintained properly , but you do you .

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t1_iudyzck wrote

Maybe I’m just getting anxious. Every Chevy/dodge I ever had died at 120k.

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t1_iue08q5 wrote

i'm driving a '13 honda that i got in '15.

i don't care if i have to pay $1k/year to keep it on the road, still cheaper than a $35k car loan

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t1_iudzio7 wrote

  1. yes GM/Dodge are crap
  2. cars don't "die"

that's why i keep saying "PROPERLY MAINTAINED" .

routine maintenance can prevent surprises, not "ignore until it breaks"

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