Re:How well do cars do in crash tests they're not optimized ...
by ghaff on Tuesday June 30, 2020 @01:50PM
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Although it's too early to see how everything plays out, there's a fair bit of anecdotal data suggesting that people who can, especially renters, are leaving urban areas for more suburban or rural locations. I know a number personally and there have been various stories about many broken leases in places like the Bay Area.
If you have a larger family and a limited budget, suburbs are the best of both worlds.
Also cars are quite reasonable unless you want new ones before their useful life is exhausted. A modern car will usually last 25+ years, which is more than many homes before they need major renovation (new roof, windows, etc. in the US).