Comments by "Roger Dodger" (@rogerdodger8415) on "" video.

  1.  @msia40004  Well, first of all, buying a Lincoln wasn't a very smart move to begin with! Ask a mechanic and they'll tell you that they're junk. Next, what kind of credit rating do you have if you pay NINE PERCENT for a used car loan? There's a lot better, cheaper, reliable, better gas mileage cars out there than Lincoln! You could have bought a used Hyundai Genesis and have a real luxury liner.
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  2. This is going to be a gigantic FLOP. You're average 30 year old used car driver is NOT going to pay 25 thousand dollars on a Hyundai only to see it lose HALF its value in four years. Do the math... that's about $500 a month in depreciation costs alone!
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  3.  @kyh6767  No, it depreciates WORSE than what I said. The very BEST at holding its value is Honda, and THEY lose 50% after four years. HERE.. Kelley Blue Book says the estimated average transaction price for a light-duty vehicle in the U.S. now stands at $38,259. The average vehicle drops 49.6 of its original value after five years, which translates into nearly a $19,000 loss. And at that, the more expensive the vehicle, the more important this critical ownership cost becomes over time, simply because there’s more money at stake to lose. A five percent difference in depreciation over five years between competing $70,000 cars would represent a $3,500 return at trade-in time, assuming both cars are kept in good condition with average mileage.
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  4. Smart move. Let them keep those stupid "features"..
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