Is it better to have a cheaper car?

[fa6umaaxoxx]

Is it normal to buy a cheap car? Toyota RAIZE 1.0L TURBO STD OPTION.

[MementoMori777]

You gotta look at

fuel efficiency

Mileage

The condition

Price

And it depends, are you saying cheap or affordable because cheap would mean used and under the blue book value of the vehicle, affordable means a higher price which normally means its in better condition and most likely has a lower mileage, I'd say go for affordable cause a lot of the times they are in better condition in general and you won't want to buy a car that's been abused and worn to the point you'll waste money on repairs.

[fa6umaaxoxx]

In my country cheap its 18.205$ new not used . I have it cash and my dream is to buy an apartment in turkey for investment so what do you think when you got new job for first time to buy cheap car and then to take a loan from bank to buy an apartment to investment there. Because for me expensive car not worth but apartment its worth more then a car

[MementoMori777]

I guess that would depend if you have a car, which I assuming you don't or you would be considering buying one, the thing is that you won't be very active in general if you don't have a car, you can't move around and tbh you can always live in a car but imagine not being able to go to work because you don't have a car, 18k is a lot but at least it's brand new, I do recommend you look through options tho, maybe there's another Toyota you might like better and might have better stats, a house seems like another big purchase seems like a lot of big purchases all in one jump.

[richardcory]

Depends on how much of your wealth the car represents, how much time you spend driving, and how much you enjoy driving. There is no reason a very wealthy person should own a cheap car if they enjoy driving - its a tiny fraction of their income. OTOH a poor person is probably best buying the least expensive care (to buy and operate) that meets their requiremetns.

[provokeesmokee]

I bought an old '07 Honda Fit. It was pre-owned.

It is still running perfectly, and I've never once spent more than $60/month on gas.

It's not only cheaper, it's more fuel efficient (which means better for your wallet and environment) and often these older cars are built better than new ones.

Newer models are built with planned obselecense in mind. They don't want you to never come back, they want to trap you in their dealership garage as much as they can.

[slatyb]

That depends entirely on you. What do you want in a car? You might find a better equipped used Toyota or Honda for the same or less money. We have a 2020 Honda CR-V on lease expiring in December. We will buy it.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Well yes and no it depends on what you want and exactly want as far as performance and what you're using the car for

[brandon1122]

As long as it works completely fine I wouldn't mind.

[Anonymous]

Sure, as it runs good and doesn't have high mileage.

[karekaaaa]

No u will pay a lot fixing it

[fa6umaaxoxx]

But its new not use

[fa6umaaxoxx]

Its from Toyota company

[fa6umaaxoxx]

Toyota RAIZE 1.0L TURBO STD OPTION have heard that car name

[karekaaaa]

Okai toyota isn't bad

[karekaaaa]

Wish you god luck ❤️

[fa6umaaxoxx]

Because i am thinking to buy an apartment to investment its better then expensive car beacuse a loan from bank for an apartment but cheap car i will have it cash 😢

[karekaaaa]

Okai its nice go on

[fa6umaaxoxx]

Thanks

[karekaaaa]

❤️❤️

[In_Trance]

Better in what sense?