Hi all, looking to get some feedbacks on an auto discussion.
I currently own a Honda Civic LX Coupe at 160,000 miles. It's been through hell, 4 not at-fault accidents. 1 was a pretty hard t-bone into passenger tire, 1 rear-end, and 2 fender benders. I recently had to get all new brakes, new ABS modulator, and new tires coming out to be at $1700ish with my car being valued at $2500-$3000.
The car itself doesn't have any issues, runs fine, no engine lights, or anything. However, I know this car is known for being reliable but with 4 accidents, I don't see this lasting until 210k miles.
I recently found a truck at a decent price. It's a 72k OTD car but I got it down to 52k.
I really do plan on driving this truck until it explodes.
Am I making a bad financial decision?
Here is my background.
27M
$113,000 + 10 percent performance bonus
$54,000 in HYSA
$74,000 in 401k and Roth
$15,000 in checking (I know it's really high)
I currently do not have any debts, and I rent an apartment but planning to buy a house in the next 3 years when I get married.
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