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re: Car Guys: Keep, Sell, or Trade

Posted on 10/21/13 at 3:10 pm to
Posted by Ace Midnight
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Posted on 10/21/13 at 3:10 pm to
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Not sure why you even mention this? Considering we're talking about having a payment your entire life, I would imagine this was understood.


Because you've been brainwashed that you have to have a car payment your whole life - that's the point - YOU DON'T HAVE TO - if you DO it costs you millions. If you don't, it doesn't - thus my original point.

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I never said buying a new car every 5 years was a better deal financially


Whew. I'm glad we agree on something. I'm tempted to leave it at that.

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but it is intellectually dishonest to keep saying millions when it isn't after you factor in everything.


No it isn't - I showed you how it is millions - over the time period you specified.

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You're MO appears to be to only tell half the story to try to make a point.


Your MO appears to be using non-money factors to make decisions (which - of course is perfectly okay - as long as you do it with your eyes open) - and then do mental gymnastics to make it seem like a smart decision, financially. However, that is self-delusion - and good luck with it.
This post was edited on 10/21/13 at 3:11 pm
Posted by LNCHBOX
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Member since Jun 2009
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Posted on 10/21/13 at 3:17 pm to
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Because you've been brainwashed that you have to have a car payment your whole life - that's the point - YOU DON'T HAVE TO - if you DO it costs you millions. If you don't, it doesn't - thus my original point.


Can you read? Did I say I have to have it? And there you go again with that half truth millions number.

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Whew. I'm glad we agree on something. I'm tempted to leave it at that.



Seriously starting to get convinced about your inability to read.

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No it isn't - I showed you how it is millions - over the time period you specified.


You ignored all the costs you would have to use an older car. That's a half truth whether you feel like admitting it or not.

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Your MO appears to be using non-money factors to make decisions (which - of course is perfectly okay - as long as you do it with your eyes open) - and then do mental gymnastics to make it seem like a smart decision, financially. However, that is self-delusion - and good luck with it.


how is looking at what costs me less money in the long run using mental gymnastics or looking at non money factors?

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