People buy brand new cars because they want a car that runs smooth, will last long, and looks clean.
An alternative to getting a brand new car is getting one that is only a few years old and has little mileage on it.
You are still getting a (relatively) fresh interior and engine, but paying so much less.
2013 Ford Escape SE SUV, White, 41357 mi, $17,995
http://bit.ly/1mKdLw7 Compact, 6-spd automatic, MPG = 23/33
2013 Volkswagen Passat 2.0L TDI SE w/Sunroof Sedan, Black, 46426 mi, $23,995
http://bit.ly/1oote7d Mid-size, 6-spd automatic, MPG = 30/40
2011 Scion xB Station Wagon, Black, 54147 mi, $12,995
http://bit.ly/1hpppZh Subcompact, 4-spd automatic, MPG = 22/28
2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan, Grey, 66872 mi, $16,995
http://bit.ly/1fpbfvR Mid-size, MPG = 31/35
2011 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0L Sedan, Grey, 64748 mi, $10,995
http://bit.ly/1hv8I0e Compact, 6-spd automatic, MPG = 23/29
2010 Kia Soul Hatchback, Black, 86729 mi, $8,995
http://bit.ly/1f3Sp95 Compact, 5-spd manual, MPG = 26/31
2010 Toyota Corolla LE Sedan, Blue, 27147 mi, $13,995
http://bit.ly/1oovBqy Compact, 4-spd automatic, MPG = 26/34
2010 Toyota Corolla Sedan, White, 14801 mi, $13,995
http://bit.ly/1hphtqP Compact, 4-spd automatic, MPG = 26/34
2010 Toyota Corolla Sedan, Grey, 77569 mi, $10,995
http://bit.ly/1f3FHH6 Compact, 5-spd manual, MPG = 26/35
2010 Toyota Prius III Hatchback, Red, 73000 mi, $13,995
http://bit.ly/1ootOlB Mid-size, MPG = 51/48
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