Four-month review: I haven't driven it in four months. Still 27 miles.
It is quite liberating.
its an option here. it factors in the commision and legal fees on selling my house as well. it was over 20k just to move my house and car.
^ This.
Like do you walk/talk public transportation everywhere?
How do you claim moving expenses on taxes? Not sure we can do that down here.. Can we? lol
Not that I'm ever moving nor is it going to cost $60k to move stuff.
no desire to just "go for a drive"? I'd think you'd be all excited and want to just go somewhere in the car for the fun of driving it?
Public transportation. It is a literal 10-min free bus ride to work and back.
Not in this area. Traffic sucks. I wouldn't mind going for a drive if I had a reason to, it just doesn't interest me all that much since I'm so comfortable with having everything brought to me.
Same here, which is why it is questionable as to whether I will keep it past 2024. I have one more good use for it, but I don't know when that day will be.
Have you thought about purchasing a cheaper car just to have in case its needed? Sell the Civic and buy like a $5000-$10000 car? The place my mind goes is what if there is an emergency where you needed quick transport(not to the level of needing an ambulance)?
Not really. There are plenty of ride share services here, and the nearest hospital is a little over a mile away. My apartment complex also has 24/7 concierge within a 30-foot walking distance, so I can completely ruin their week should I have a mild heart attack.
Why do you have car payments???!
how about going to one of the smithsonians? longer drive to the beach?
...because I didn't want to drop all $32k in cash? The car will be paid in full by the end of the year anyway.
Only a fool would drive to the Smithsonian. The subway is the way to go there, but I already did all the tourist stuff 20 years ago when I got to this area.
