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More than half of all new car loans in Canada financed for 84 months
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<blockquote data-quote="Lemmiwinks" data-source="post: 16042556" data-attributes="member: 135323"><p>I find it interesting how it's possible for the car prices to be so high.</p><p>Here in Sweden a basic Volvo V90 is around $40k.</p><p>I would never pay that much money up front for a car that will be a $20k car in a few years. I don't even have that money in cash!</p><p>As I see here is that of all the people I know that drive brand new cars, nobody actually owns it. It's becoming very rare for people to buy their cars, they're all lease.</p><p></p><p>I myself stick to driving older and broken cars. Sometimes costs more than a car lease. But in the end, it's mine. And I won't have to worry about value or anything because it's pretty worthless anyways.</p><p></p><p>With that said, I'd rather stay with my old shitbucket 2004 BMW 530. </p><p>Even though I have to work on it atleast once a month...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lemmiwinks, post: 16042556, member: 135323"] I find it interesting how it's possible for the car prices to be so high. Here in Sweden a basic Volvo V90 is around $40k. I would never pay that much money up front for a car that will be a $20k car in a few years. I don't even have that money in cash! As I see here is that of all the people I know that drive brand new cars, nobody actually owns it. It's becoming very rare for people to buy their cars, they're all lease. I myself stick to driving older and broken cars. Sometimes costs more than a car lease. But in the end, it's mine. And I won't have to worry about value or anything because it's pretty worthless anyways. With that said, I'd rather stay with my old shitbucket 2004 BMW 530. Even though I have to work on it atleast once a month... [/QUOTE]
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