Sounds like a vanishing market, though.
People don't buy new cars because theirs are "outdated". They buy the new shiny because they deserve the new shiny godammit. Not unlike computer hardware geeks who only buy new devices when they need it.
People don't buy new cars because theirs are "outdated". They buy the new shiny because they deserve the new shiny godammit. Not unlike computer hardware geeks who only buy new devices when they need it.
See: https://www.rita.dot.gov/bts/sites/rita.dot.gov.bts/files/pu...
I work with a group of well paid engineering types. About 50% have cars < 5 years old. I have the third oldest -- a 2003 model year. My boss drives a 1991 Accord, although this will be its last winter.