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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have one personal car right now. I work from home and my husband has a work car. So our issues all happen on the weekends, since he can’t use the work car for non-work purposes. If he didn’t have a work car, I wouldn’t really love being home without a car—but we’re not near a metro. I also don’t love juggling cars on the weekend, but we’re managing. We’ll likely get a second car when prices normalize. Until then I think you should just see how it goes. You’ll know pretty quickly if it’s a PItA on a daily basis. For sick kids—do you have a SAH/WAH/retired neighbor who has a car you could bum? I wouldn’t want to put a contagious or barfing kid in the car with an Uber driver. [/quote] You don't borrow a car for a sick kid. OP needs a second car.[/quote] They have one car. If she has an emergency with a sick kid. They can use lyft/uber. You don't spend $25k plus insurance on a new car just cause you "might" have an emergency.[/quote] Okay, well I’m very close with my neighbors. They’ve borrowed our truck to haul things and we’ve borrowed their mini van to take the kids places. Surely they’d be cool if I drove their car 5 minutes to pick up a sick kid—the one time per year that might happen. I’d loan mine out for that. Maybe not if it’s uncontrolled vomiting, but in that case DH picks up the kid. [/quote]
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