Got tired of all the electrical gremlins in my 19....

[Colossus]

52 minutes ago, Mikedfw said:

When you spend 40k-70k for a truck, it's different than buying something at the store that isn't really an investment. In addition, like others mentioned, you lose money trading in. The dealer is fine with it, they get to resell your vehicle for a profit and get more money out of you.

 

99% of vehicles are like mobile homes, they are not investments, they only go down in value. 

[Mikedfw]

99% of vehicles are like mobile homes, they are not investments, they only go down in value. 

I understand that, I just mean it is much more of an investment in terms of price. It's a financial commitment, not some minor expense.

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[Wintersun]

That is why there are lemon laws so customers can return their problem car or truck to the dealer.