NO UPGRADE
It’s funny how a lot of people get caught up in having the newest of everything. When it comes to cars and vans, people’s obsession with having this year’s number plate keeps them in business, after all. I’m not saying this is wrong, we’re all entitled to be different and to live our life in a way that fits us well. Some people buy newer vehicles for the sake of reliability, not realising that build quality is a big issue with motor manufacturers these days. For other people, it’s status that leads them to the dealership year-on-year.
The thing I’ve always found baffling about new-vehicle buyers is this: it’s one thing if you have the funds to buy the exact vehicle you want – all the whistles, all the bells and you need to spend some surplus money somewhere. You work hard and have a great
