it's still cheaper to pay the court than a german carmaker
it's still cheaper to pay the court than a german carmaker
KHey my first car was German, was incredibly solid
Pthey did make good cars back in the war hey
AThe more I grow older the more I realize you just pay to get problems off of your head
AIf you can afford a bmw you can afford the dealer
Pif you can afford the dealer you can afford to pay some other guy to drive you around in a limo
KWell my first car was a 1976 Mercedes 450 SL, so not quite that old
AExactly
Eyou didnt get the pun! :Cry:
KOh I apologize! lol
Ei still havent had a single car
Pyeah it's not too expensive if you stick to one place though
Ecars are too expensive
ABoth bmw and Mercedes make an affordable vehicle series
Pwhen you do end up needing it just find a good shop and they'll take care of it
A"affordable"
AWhich doeSnt count as either
KEh, used ones can be reasonable, especially if they're a bit older and you're willing to learn to do your own basic service and maintenance.
KI don't buy cars new, ever.
Eoh i can buy second hand no problem
AYou want to flex bmw then yeah either 5th hand or you're rich
Kdeprecation is nuts.
Eits the monthly costs that i cant afford
Pand then they had a baby
AMercedes makes the A series for upper middle class
Phahahaha i fucking hate these guys
KAh well that's down to individual income and I guess where you live. I pay very little for my insurance, since I have 20+ years with zero accidents for instance.
Ei cant cough up 400-500€ a month rn for a car's insurance, road taxes, fuel, repairs and maintenance
ACosts around 50% more than the equivalent Hyundai and has heated seats
CDelete this
Kyeah thats a lot.
Pi love how all 4 tyres on it are space savers
Eim 22 and i have zero damage free years cause ive never had a car on my name
Pgot the space-miser v 4
Emost cars are 150-250€ a month in insurance alone for me
Pnot rated above 80km/h
Kidk how it works where you live, but where I am just having a license gets your merits yearly. We have a merit/demerit system, so you get one merit a year for each clean driving year. Goes up to 20. Rates go down as merits go up.
Ewe dont have that here
Einstead by age 24-25 the insurance suddenly drops a month compared to 23 and younger
Otbh if I had $100k to spend on a vehicle I'd be paying a mechanic to retrofit an old 2000s car with a hybrid drivetrain
KRough. But if you're in Europe you probably dont NEED a car anyways
Kpublic transit doesnt suck there generally in my experience
Eive been commuting by train to my college for nearly 4 years now
Eotherwise i always bike
KSadly I live in a frozen wasteland, so vehicle is a must
KYeah I'm not biking in -40c 
Oseeing NotJustBikes vids fills me with jealousy
Eyeah i bike in like -10c at worst
Oso much good urbanism over there
Eand i stop taking the bike at 25c
Pcoward
