The new automatic car costs €19,000. The used automatic is two years old, has done 70,000km, and costs €15,000. My friend drives 15,000km a year and wants to keep the car long-term.
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If the money is enough for the new car, the new car. The used car is hardly cheaper here than it corresponds to the average long-term loss of value for this driving performance (70.000 km in 2 years). A used bargain is something else.
If I had the financial resources and a driver’s license for it, then definitely the new car. I don’t think there’s 4000€ anymore. Of course, it’s not a little, but at least you have the security that you don’t sit on damage.
Actually, I would say the new car, even if I personally never bought new cars…now used cars are quite expensive,of which it is to be considered whether the new car can also be delivered directly or whether there is up to 1 year waiting time…
If he doesn’t have much idea or can’t take anyone who knows well and takes the car under the magnifying glass, then I would still invest the remaining 4.000,00 € and rebuild it.
I would buy the used, but at the kilometer level and age not for € 15,000. I’d pay a maximum of four digits.
€15,000 are offshore and close to the Wucher.
If the GW is identical to the NW, the GW is clearly too expensive. So buy new cars with a long manufacturer warranty. Like Toyota = 10 years, Hyundai = 5 years, Kia = 7 years
In that case, I’d grab a new car. The two-year-old doesn’t cost less than the new one, but it’s already down 70,000.
I think you better buy the new car.
I’d always tend to be a new car, you know what you have.
In a used car, you never know how it was previously “treated”.
A 2 year old car that has 70,000km on the clock and costs a new 19,000€ is certainly not worth 15,000€.
I would take the new car because at used it is always often tricked