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generally people get new cars every three years here
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daily, it'll keep the economy humming
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I don't know, I still have my first car. It's 22 years old, but it still runs good, so I haven't had to replace it yet!
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Not until you finish paying off the car you have now.
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Hold off as long as you can, keep yours until it starts nickling and diming you.
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Never. Don't buy new. New cars are overpriced. Get something that is only a year or two old and still has a few years left on the manufacturers bumper to bumper warantee. You'll save about 20%.
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I would want a new car all the time, just think about all those cars out there worth driving!
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5/19/2025, never. Why? New cars are overpriced these days. And besides, they depreciate rapidly. Whereas, used cars that have been properly maintained can offer reliable transportation for many years.
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I'm still driving the last new one I bought. It's a 97 Toyota T-100 4WD with nearly 250,000 miles on it. Still runs good too. 5/20/25
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★Stevo 5vz-fe powered? Had one for years know nothing about them never needed to -
dalcocono I don't know what 5vz-fe means. I used to do most of the maintenance myself, for years. At 195,000 miles more or less. I had to replace the clutch. I hired somebody to do that though.
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★Stevo 5vz-fe is the engine one of my favorite toyota v6 engines thirsty but reliable . Mine wanted a clutch when I got rid of it.
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dalcocono Ah then, mine does have a v-6 motor, but I don't know the designation. It's probably that same one though. It gets between 17-19 mpg unless I have to use 4 low-range. The mileage goes down then.
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★Stevo much better on fuel and maintenance than the 1gr-fe the 4 litre that replaced the 3.4. Ive so far done a
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