American households are over $1 TRILLION in debt over their cars. This is a huge problem that can't continue to be swept under the rug.
It's not fair that I had to go into debt just to get a reliable form of transportation. Now I'm starting life $30,000 in the hole. I'll never be able to afford a house. How is this legal?
The high price of cars doesn't reflect the rising cost of tuition and books -- err.. I mean, cost of gasoline... uh...FREE CARS FOR EVERYONE!
fuck off ragelord
>tfw I make $18/h and my co-workers all drive brand new cars
You can sell a car at any time. It's an asset.
You can't sell a degree you fuckin idiot.
You sell a degree every time you write it on a resume
I cant sell it therefore give it to me for free
Can your debtor take your degree as payment? No, the closest is either garnishing your pay if you ARE employed
The other way would be debt slavery.
Can always repo a car, it has to be fully insured and registered and taxes paid, all income streams for as long as it was borrowed
You buy a P.O.S. for your first car, or get a hand me down from your folks. You don't buy a new fucking car.
Car loans are the kryptonite to the middle and lower class.
A car lease to a wagecuck is like an ugly fat white woman to a black man. Irresistible
>buying a car
get a bike or move to a city with decent public transit or rent a place right next to work.
>debt
who would have guessed that americans who love buying shit but aren't getting pay raises are fucked.
are whole post-Fordist economy is based off of debt.