That is a gigantic waste of money lol. Perfect example for the op. Buy it for 35k, trade it in for 18k in 3 years. Genius.

would you rather have a girl that 4 guys were in already, or have that fresh virgin?

same principle for me when it comes to cars.

Worst analogy ever, I may prefer the used as she may know how to put it down better.
You can bang the ugly chick who had no dicks in her cause most guys wouldn't touch her with your dick

This post was edited by DuckManParkey on Sep 3 2013 06:52pm

great analogy, youre just an idiot who tried way too hard to disprove it.

Or you're a virgin who obviously has no idea about pussy? Comparing buying a new/used car to getting pussy yeah bro, makes a TON of sense. Get back to buying your women.

first off, im not the one who came up with that analogy, secondly, how does that tie in to me not knowing pussy? because hypothetically i rather be with the girl that isnt a slut as opposed to a fuckin landfill for semen?

you honestly are fucking stupid, like not even kidding, id be afraid to be around you because youre a danger to those in your proximity.

Actually a new car is a worse way to build equity compared to a used vehicle. As soon as you sign the papers saying the new car is yours. (now used) that money is lost and gone forever. you can buy car x with 5k miles, put 10k miles onto it, and come out in roughly the same spot as you started. you can factory in anything you want. 99 times out of 100 a used car is easier to "build equity" (lol) than a new car.

and i lol at building equity because unless you have a trailer queen or a barn find, there's not much equity to build.

Diesel. My truck has depreciated 1,000 in the 2 years I've had it. For me its not so much building equity as it is minimizing loss. If I can drive it for 3 years and nearly get what I paid I did good. I can take all the money I put into it minus interest and apply it to something newer/nicer. I put 4k down on my truck and I have 13k equity in it based on clean trade in value. Fuck retail. Quoting that is an exaggeration. I paid a little under trade in when I got it.

The reverse- I put 4k down on a brand new diesel truck 2 years ago and now im upside down by 12k because it depreciated 16k in 2 years. If I wanted something else I would take a bath on it.