One advantage to retaining a car beyond three months is the cost savings associated with repairs. Most vehicles require frequent maintenance and repairs in the first few months in order to remain in top condition, and these costs can add up quickly. If an owner retains a vehicle long enough, after it passes its initial three-month milestones, the cost of these repairs can be spread out over a longer period of time and are thus more manageable.
Furthermore, the value of an older car is often more than one that is new off the lot. This can be extremely advantageous if an owner needs to sell their car quickly or part ways with the vehicle before its initial three-month mark. Cars tend to retain their value well over time, and even after only a few months of regular use, the value of a car can be 25-30 percent higher than when it was bought.
Another benefit of waiting more than three months
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