5 Reasons Why You’ll Always Remember Your First Car
We forget a lot of things as we age. Yet our first car won’t be one of those things.
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Category: Classic Cars
Are Vintage Cars Better Than Today’s Cars?
You’ve probably heard car lovers espouse their love of vintage vehicles. But the question is, are they really better?
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How Long Will Your Next Vehicle Last?
If you’re going to spend thousands of dollars on anything, you’ll want to invest in something that will last.
This is especially true of vehicles. According to modern statistics, the average driver keeps their vehicle for about 6 years. Meanwhile, the average new home owner will stay in their first house for 3-5 years. That’s right, statistics show that you’ll actually own a car longer than your first house. And if you play your cards right, you could wind up owning a new vehicle for a lot longer than that too.
If you buy a new vehicle today, how long should you expect it to last? Well, how does over a decade sound?
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ABOUT GLEN
Glen Pavlovich
Master Certified Sales Manager
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Milwaukee Business News
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One of the most popular features we published in 2020 was our 130 Milwaukee-area power brokers, who are many of the key movers and shakers in the area’s business community. We are currently working on compiling our list for 2021 and want to hear your suggestions.