When to trade your car for best value
Lois Best explains that the ideal trade in time usually falls between three and six years after purchase, depending on maintenance costs and reliability. A study suggests keeping a car for ten years may minimize ownership costs, with depreciation highest early and repairs rising in later years. Track monthly expenses per mile to gauge the tipping point.
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