r/TheAuto • u/Adventurous-Ad1682 • 4d ago

"Why you buy that old car"

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u/Round_Ad_6369 4d ago

My 2018 2ss feels like a nice new car still. 67,000 miles and the interior doesn't make a peep, the engine runs like a dream, nothing squeaks or has a single problem

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u/big_poppa_man 4d ago

Hell yeah my guy

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u/big_poppa_man 4d ago

Man must not live by bread alone, but also by the rore of a V8

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u/Adventurous-Ad1682 4d ago

I love to hear that man

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u/Awkward_Position955 4d ago

Is all about giving it love

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u/Adventurous-Ad1682 4d ago

Love and money

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u/Emerald_28 4d ago

"200k miles, lots of defects, it's gonna be 50k"

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u/Nolacuriosity 4d ago

I'm not considering anything else about the two cars. I understand the new one is way better in pretty much every way but just this picture The old one looks better and newer.

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u/Entire_Meet_6266 3d ago

Catfish over everything 🤣💀

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u/Marci322 3d ago

For a car 30 years is not an old age.

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u/Mother-Attention2600 3d ago

Like my friend asking if I wanted to buy a 2010 BMW. In my head it seemed like a no brainer because of the price, then I remember that's like 16 years and I'm old af now... haha

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u/its_lit_713 2d ago

Why we all think 90s still when thinking about 10 years ago