Buyers' Corner weighs costs of 1960 cars and rust risk
The column analyzes the economic burden of new compact cars around $2 000 to $2 400, trade ins, financing, and rust protection amid postwar metal corrosion. It warns about quality control in mass production and suggests buying cheaper used cars and trading in after two years. It also notes rust guarantees from some makers and consumer caution.
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