According to Yahoo News, at 100,000 miles your car is just getting broke in. it was discovered that the newer cars are made to last longer than the older cars. Yes there will be repairs that you will have to fix that’s just because it’s a normal thing for things to start wearing out on anything. Cars work just like human bodies they start wearing down except on cars you can replace certain parts. If you keep the right fluids in the car it will last forever.
Is this true or is it for the birds? I believe this is true more on the foreign cars. I have noticed that the foreign cars are out on the road longer than the American car because America is starting to cheaply build their cars because of the recession that the US is in.
I really think that the cars will last over 100,000 they run now a lot longer without problems unlike before the older cars when you got past 50,000 you were replacing everything in it. Now you can drive them longer than before. It is also said now that you can drive a car 8,000 miles before you change the oil instead of when you get to 3,000.
Is 100,000 miles better to just be breaking in the car than it being junk at 100,000? I believe that it is a good thing for our country that cars our starting to last longer because of the recession we are in not that many people have as much money as before and can’t afford a new one or to fix it all the time. But you never know as time goes on we might not even be driving cars like we are today might go to flying cars or something crazy like that.
The analogy between cars and the human body is so true, I never thought of it that way. Up until two years ago I had always had used cars with lots of miles on them. It was nice not having a car payment but I hated breaking down, what seemed to be all the time. Anyways, I now have a new car with a 100,000 mile warranty so we'll see what happens after that.
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