Re:Living paycheck to paycheck is disturbingly common
by mikeash on Monday December 31, 2018 @11:13PM
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The average age of American cars on the road today is over 11 years. That means they’re generally lasting twice that long.
A few decades ago, it was a remarkable achievement to get a car to 100,000 miles. Now, if a car falls apart that quickly, you probably swear off the entire brand for making unacceptably shoddy products.
I’m sure there are examples of the phenomenon, but cars aren’t it.
A few decades ago, it was a remarkable achievement to get a car to 100,000 miles. Now, if a car falls apart that quickly, you probably swear off the entire brand for making unacceptably shoddy products.
I’m sure there are examples of the phenomenon, but cars aren’t it.