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Anumbia
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Comment #48519587
The modern automobile is safer, cleaner, more efficient, and more technologically advanced than anything that came before it. Yet those improvements have come at a cost. For many o…
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Comment #48405310
A Collier County Sheriff’s deputy in Florida pulled over a speeding car expecting a traffic stop. Minutes later, he was holding a newborn baby girl wrapped in a blanket on the side…
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Comment #46075915
A new CARFAX report brings a shocking revelation; it now makes better financial sense to buy new if the goal is saving money.
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Comment #45961805
I ended up creating a new post with "Ask HN" in the title. Didn't know the ropes. We learn everyday.
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Comment #45961795
I am not a bot. I have fixed the title.
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Comment #45961788
That's an interesting take. I know you said you're not looking to be interviewed, but could you tell me how recently you bought the BEV? Also, at a fraction of the retail price aft…
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Comment #45961754
Okay.
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Ask HN: Does It Still Make Sense to Buy a New Car?
New data reveals that a 3-year-old used car now costs, on average, only about 10% less than a brand-new version. With that tiny gap, the old logic of buying used to save big money …
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Comment #45961587
Thanks. Let me do just that.
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Comment #45959062
Wow. Free content? Don't write an article, professor. If you recently navigated the car market, be a dear and share your story. Or don't.
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Comment #45958960
Did you make a purchase recently?
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That feeling when the "smart" financial decision flips on its head
New data reveals that a 3-year-old used car now costs, on average, only about 10% less than a brand-new version. With that tiny gap, the old logic of buying used to save big money …