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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CustomerSupport" data-source="post: 20298859" data-attributes="member: 557015">I do respect your opinion and once again, I wish you'd like your purchase. Having maintained 2 Japanese used vehicles (1 car, 1 van) and a brand new, I would still say a used one would have been better. When you buy a car brand new, regardless of its origin, you immediately devalue it by a good percentage. So even if you have money, I would still choose well-maintained used vehicle. I don't care about the pride of getting a new car. If I can get more for my bucks, I'm not thinking twice. I have a fairly good knowledge and experience checking a vehicle before buying, so get into my shoes here. Secondly, your point is valid that a brand new car gets warranty (3 years or 100,000 km, whichever comes first I believe), some free services, and tires, etc will not need that much running expenses. They have a good fuel economy as well, so there's that. There are some fuckers who sell vehicles with engine troubles and what not (the Japanese ones), but guess what the overall cost can be lower. You will need to replace the tires at some point, and running costs will come to that all the same. Combined with the resale value, and if you sell it may be a couple years later, you would still get a good portion of your money back to buy a brand new car. The expenses would then be the running expenses and the depreciation which is a fraction of the price. The engines tend to work for a very long time, the body hardly gets rust and is very durable and what not. May be this conversation would be more interesting if you can write a review after you get the car. It can turn out that the body is strong, has decent handling, reasonably comfortable. It looks really cool for the price from what I can see in the photos. I've got to test drive it some day.</blockquote>

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