So, say 15 year life. Spend and extra 6K in 15 yrs is $33/mo. Worth it?

Not knowing if the new car will be as dependable as the old one seems to be?

In 15 years the difference will be negligible, but you'll also have an "extra" 2 years of a dependable ride.

In response to this post by Nova Hokie 95

Posted: 08/14/2018 at 3:02PM

Tell me if this is logical or not, re: upgrading my car -- Nova Hokie 95 08/14/2018 2:30PM

I still get those for my 2006 Dodge Ram ** -- 83Hokie 08/14/2018 7:42PM

You know they send the same spam email to everybody, right? -- Hokie360 08/14/2018 4:07PM

How many mi/yr would you estimate? Is recent avg of 9k/yr accurate? ** -- 48zip 08/14/2018 2:53PM

Yeah, that's about my average -- Nova Hokie 95 08/14/2018 2:55PM

So, say 15 year life. Spend and extra 6K in 15 yrs is $33/mo. Worth it? -- 48zip 08/14/2018 3:02PM

I think that's the main thing that might perhaps hold me back if they offer -- Nova Hokie 95 08/14/2018 3:11PM

Agree. I guess it's always a crap shoot. ** -- 48zip 08/14/2018 3:20PM

I'd say it's worth it to you, but the dealer won't be able to make the -- Brown Water 08/14/2018 2:34PM

I assumed the same thing -- Nova Hokie 95 08/14/2018 2:37PM

Yup, doesn't hurt to ask. -- Tafkam Hokie 08/14/2018 4:49PM

Yep, agry ** -- Brown Water 08/14/2018 2:40PM

Just did a quick look at their website -- Nova Hokie 95 08/14/2018 2:53PM

They get other benefits. Hold back, rebates, etc. -- 48zip 08/14/2018 2:55PM

So, say 15 year life. Spend and extra 6K in 15 yrs is $33/mo. Worth it?

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