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purchase. Especially with dealer markups being up to almost ten thousand dollars.

Buying a used car can possibly be the best financial decision you can make. Even if you are looking for a sports car, luxury car or something in the middle.

The best thing is if you have your heart set on a specific model you can get that model for possibly a cheaper price than what they were sold for at one point.

Buying a used car can save your thousands of dollars especially since all or most of the depreciation has already happened.

Though it’s possibly the best option there’s downsides just as there is for new cars.

Most of the features are outdated If you’re looking for safety features, physical features such as sunroofs, or advanced stereo systems. Losers cars usually don’t have those features unless you buy a modified version or something equal.

You’ll pay more in maintenance costs Though you saved money on the purchase of the car. You’ll spend more on the services to keep the car in good shapeZ because the car is older and the parts of the car are more worn and prone to damage. Needing to change those parts will cost more due to the parts being less available or harder to change out.

So the question is, is it better to buy new or used cars?

At the end the decision comes down to the situation you are in, your priorities, and your budget.

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