I ask this question, because if you buy a used car you have three years to pay it off.
The payments for the used car would be equal to a new car.
You are also buying some one else's problems.
Most cars are on the used car lot for a reason.
Either Mechanical or they have been in a accident.
A new car is fresh off the assembly line.
Has the latest safety features, and equipment.
Has a 3 to 5 year Warranty, so you don't need to pay for things that go wrong.
You get 5 or 6 year payments yes longer than a used car, but that brings the payment down to about the same as the used car.
The payments for the used car would be equal to a new car.
You are also buying some one else's problems.
Most cars are on the used car lot for a reason.
Either Mechanical or they have been in a accident.
A new car is fresh off the assembly line.
Has the latest safety features, and equipment.
Has a 3 to 5 year Warranty, so you don't need to pay for things that go wrong.
You get 5 or 6 year payments yes longer than a used car, but that brings the payment down to about the same as the used car.