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None of which caused my rates to go up. In fact I got better rates from having safety features on my vehicles.
Lets say One was a Honda, One was a (egads!!- Renault), and One - Nissan.
Best one by far- the Nissan
Best Used car I had was a Ford TBird Classic 1967. Not for reliability though....It was a great car to learn from in mechanics....Enjoyed fixing it up and then selling it for a nice profit .
Me: One. 1995 Camaro Z28 - drove it for 18 years then gave it to my son.
Wife: Two. A 1988 or 1989 Hyundai Excel. Happily totaled when it was about 4 years old. Saved us from a financial mess. 2000 (or 1999) Dodge RAM conversion van - very fancy. Rear ended in July 2000, never really right after that, totaled in 2005 - Kind of sad about that one, we still liked it quite a lot and the insurance money could not buy an equal. Those things really depreciate. It stickered above $43,000 give or take a little. We bought it for $34,000 give or take a little. In only 5 years it depreciated to $13,500.
Experimented with the new car thing, didn't get it. Went back to buying slightly used. Even with Dad's GM discount in most cases it does not make financial sense.
I would rather let someone else absorb the loss and get angry over the first dent or door ding. I already got the savings - the second one does not matter and I do not need to get angry.
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