
- October31 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 20
Buy It Used
You know the value of that shiny newcar drops like a rock the minute you driveit off the dealer's lot. Buying a preownedcar makes so much financial sense that it'ssurprising that only half of the country'supper-income families drive one. It's hardto deny that going the preowned routelets you drive a lot more car for a lot lesscash, since the first owner has taken thedepreciation hit for you. Depending onthe make and model, the value of a newcar may drop by a third or even moreover 3 years. But with today's higher qualitycars, there is no equivalent drop inperformance. Even a car with 100,000miles on the odometer is likely to haveseveral years of reliable service left. Todrive the best deal, check used car valuesat Edmunds (www.edmunds.com), andthen check the car's history at Carfax(www.carfax.com).
Articles in this issue
almost 18 years ago
A Life of Caring Ended Too Quicklyalmost 18 years ago
Health Care Cost Controls—for Allalmost 18 years ago
Making Moneyalmost 18 years ago
How to Mourn for Your Departed Moneyalmost 18 years ago
Physician Recruitment: A Look at Job Trendsalmost 18 years ago
Are You Facing a Medical Career Crisis?almost 18 years ago
Consider a Path for Your Journey's Endalmost 18 years ago
Ponder the State of Pension Plans Todayalmost 18 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPalmost 18 years ago
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