Anonymous
Post 03/18/2024 00:19     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Anonymous wrote:Don't car.


Car 54 where are you?
Anonymous
Post 03/18/2024 00:17     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If you like a car in the last year if its current iteration I say pounce. Those years are usually better as they have all the bugs worked out.

I stay away from new model years and usually even the second years. Those years are more likely to have bugs that the manufacturers are still working out. We're looking at new Civic/Integra's but won't buy until they get those bugs sorted out.


This is still true. The last model year is usually the most bug free.


And you can get them at a big discount to MSRP once the newly redesigned model hits the dealer lot. They are looking to move any remaining previous models ASAP
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2024 21:36     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Anonymous wrote:If you like a car in the last year if its current iteration I say pounce. Those years are usually better as they have all the bugs worked out.

I stay away from new model years and usually even the second years. Those years are more likely to have bugs that the manufacturers are still working out. We're looking at new Civic/Integra's but won't buy until they get those bugs sorted out.


This is still true. The last model year is usually the most bug free.
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2024 21:34     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Anonymous wrote:Right now, no, because I swear they keep making cars uglier and uglier.


Agreed and why do they plaster the model name on the back in huge letters? No one is impressed with your pathfinder or ranger.
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2024 21:32     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Yes. I don’t like my cars to look outdated.
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2024 09:19     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Never buy the first or last year. In the last year, cheaper parts start getting put in and less attention is paid to production. I used to work in automotive.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 13:32     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Don't car.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 13:31     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

In some cars, even when there’s not a redesign, there are tweaks year to year. If you’re tall or short, some of those matter. Accident required newer purchase, and didn’t like the new model as well. If you like it and don’t see the redesign as significant, go for it.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 13:27     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

If you like a car in the last year if its current iteration I say pounce. Those years are usually better as they have all the bugs worked out.

I stay away from new model years and usually even the second years. Those years are more likely to have bugs that the manufacturers are still working out. We're looking at new Civic/Integra's but won't buy until they get those bugs sorted out.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 10:10     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

We bought our car in the last year of its iteration. I think the redesign consideration only comes into play if 1) they're fixing a known flaw, or 2) you're planning to sell in 3-5 years. We buy Japanese cars and drive them until the wheels fall off, so the older design has not been a problem (and the new design ended up being nearly identical).
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 10:07     Subject: Re:Do you car if your car is the previous model?

No that shows it’s a good model

Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 10:06     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

I drive a 10+ year old Subaru, so no.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 10:04     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Probably.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 10:00     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Right now, no, because I swear they keep making cars uglier and uglier.
Anonymous
Post 03/12/2024 09:58     Subject: Do you car if your car is the previous model?

Looking at a car that is in year 7 of its current iteration. The redesign has not been announced but will surely be within the next year or so. Would this stop you from buying the car?