Don't go for an old vehicle.
Sticking to a reliable maintenance schedule, avoiding surprise breakdowns, and having that professional look are way more valuable than saving $10–20k.
Get a Ute that's around 3–5 years old. That way, you dodge the worst of the depreciation but still end up with...
Hey everyone,
Posting under a fake name since I’ve got some mates in this group.
My partner and I together make about $280k a year (she’s on around $160k, and I’m on $120k). We've got our own place with a mortgage of roughly $550k, no car payments, n kids, and we’ve got about $80k sitting in...
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