I think that's the main thing that might perhaps hold me back if they offer

Two years in, knock on wood, my car is reliable. Do I risk getting a car that's newer but might not be as reliable? I would hope it's just as reliable since it's the same car, but any one of a thousand things could be different and affect it.

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Posted: 08/14/2018 at 3:11PM

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

I think that's the main thing that might perhaps hold me back if they offer

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