New or used carNew or used car? This is the question we ask ourselves when we try to buy a car. The decision to buy a new or used car depends on what you can afford and what you feel comfortable with. Most people think it is better to buy a new car. In some cases, I completely agree. Obviously, no one wants to use something that someone else has already used. However, I think that in some cases there are many more benefits to buying a used car than buying a new one. Buying some items used not only costs less, but can actually last longer and perform better. Both choices have their pros and cons, but a new car is a better choice. For example, I took the bus to work every day since I was 16. Subsequently, my mother bought a used 2003 Toyota Camry for $3,000 and it was my first car. Driving a used car can be very stressful, while driving a new car is stress-free. The difference between a used car and a new car is cost, convenience, safety and insurance. The first thing to consider when looking for a new or used car is the monetary value. New cars often cost more than used cars. There is also a big difference in the value of each car. A new car loses its value very quickly. On the other hand, the value of a used car is constant for a few years. For example, my sister owns a new 2008 Toyota Camry that costs around $13,000. The difference is obvious when comparing prices, even if they are from the same company. When you drive a new car, you need to avoid depreciation. Unless you are buying a classic or unusual car, the value of the new car would drop as soon as you leave it at the dealership. The value of the car decreases by 15 to 20 percent. For example, if you were to buy a new car for $20.0...... middle of paper...... whereas an old car might not be worth it because it is not not secure. A new car is much more expensive, but an old car is cheaper and can easily be purchased even with a low credit score at auction. When you own a new car, you are in control. Investing in a new car is also a wise decision. The owner of a new car may incur a higher initial cost, but the benefit of the investment will justify the cost. If you decide to buy a car, you have a different choice to make: should you buy a new or used car? For some people, it may be easy to buy a used car because of their income or credit score. Others might be forced to buy a new car because they are able to meet all the standards necessary to purchase the car. When you choose to buy a new or old car, it is above all a matter of understanding the advantages and disadvantages...