For what it’s worth, luxury cars are not my thing. Even before I had a family, I always owned cars that were understated and inexpensive. I prefer to spend my luxury dollar in other ways.
My SS treated me well, and I really appreciated not needing to buy a new car while I was plowing everything I earned back into my business.
The transmission started slipping again after I replaced it five years ago. It would have been stupid to repair it; since the car had so many miles on it (almost 225,000), there was a high probability of another expensive problem occurring shortly. The only thing that made sense was selling it.
As I normally do when I “move on” from something, I listen to Martin Gore’s “Compulsion." It reminds me of all the times in the past that I’ve moved on and how I didn’t regret any of those decisions. I feel nostalgic for a little while and then…I move on.
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