[kj89f]

Is it safe to say that someone who is againgst buying a used car and for buying a new car is choosing a more liberal-financial stance?
Thanks

[Dr House]

I have no idea. Can you elaborate on that?

[kj89f]

Do you think it's more conservative to get a used car or new car???

I thought it was conservative to get a used one...

[Dr House]

I would say it's neither. One could make the argument that buying a used car is more environmentally friendly, which falls in line with left-liberal values, but that's a bit of a stretch.

[hanno]

Interesting insight - I'm a conservative-leaning Libertarian and I like to buy 'em used for cash, like 'yeah, let me do the worrying, baby' - let my individual vision work for me, live or die by my own hand - whereas to buy new or lease new would be to go with the program, take the help. I've often associated Chryslers with Populism.

Good post, I mean, to look at the ideologies in terms of what they do...

[Thunderhawk]

Is it safe to say that someone who is againgst buying a used car and for buying a new car is choosing a more liberal-financial stance?

Yes, IMO.
A financial conservative would get a used car to save the cash and deal with the issues that used cars have as thopse problems come up.

[Dr House]

I'd get a used car because the state of most parts is meaningless, since I'll be modifying the car anyway.

[Abood]

What about radicals?

They ride the metro!

[Dr House]

What about radicals?

They ride the metro!

I ride the metro. Does that mean I'm a radical Abood?

[Dave]

no it means you're poor

[Dr House]

no it means you're poor

There's no such thing as poverty in America.

[sploop!]

America redefines Poverty.