Jeep Owners Dealing With Excessive Pop-Up Ads, Reminding Us How The Future Sucks
kotaku.comThe car company says that the ads were the result of a software glitch
At this pace, I’ll either never change my car or will never buy a car again.
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My 17 year old car is at almost 200k miles and I just dumped over $2k into it to keep it going to a quarter million miles to try and hold off having to buy something new.
I buy used cars. I had an X-Trial I bought 8 years ago for £2000. It lasted 7 years. I did basic maintenance myself like brakes, oil, etc. on the end the flywheel needed replacing. To the scrap it went. Bit 2k for 7 years!
I had to give up my '08 manual transmission rear wheel drive technodumb car last month due to it finally going downhill (in its operation and in the easiest direction to push it). Will miss the fun, and the privacy.
My condolences.
Cheaper than a car payment… By a lot. I budget about 1500 a year and just act like thats my car payment.