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[quote=Anonymous]Lol our rich friends must be horrified when we drive up, if true.

I personally haven't noticed it. Some of my friends care about cars and will talk about them, but I have zero interest and rarely engage. I don't care how the care looks, though we do keep it clean inside because who wants to drive a messy/dirty car. I vacuum it out and wipe down all surfaces every other month or so, and we rarely have food in the car except on long care trips. Don't pay to get it detailed though (seems like a waste of money).

But we live in the city and often street park and hour car is always kind of scuffed up from that. I once had a friend suggest we get a "bumper bully" to protect it, but the thing is that we are going to drive it until it literally doesn't run anymore and then buy a new car -- even with a bumper protector, we don't expect our car to have value by the time we trade it in. We usually get like 2k and are fine with that. We also generally buy a car that is a few years old and I like it when there are a few scratches or imperfections because these cars are easier to find and generally priced cheaper, and as long as they are just ordinary wear and tear and not from a crash, they don't impact the functionality on the car at all.

Trying to keep a car in perfect condition seems pointless, and probably leads these people to buy new cars constantly, which is a waste of money. How are they rich again?[/quote]

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