Good afternoon, this is DJ Drop-Doctor, i'm your local car 'expert' over here at Office, i'll be taking you through important pieces of information that you should know about cars at our age, since most of us are getting our licences this year, today i'll be talking to you about your first purchase...

Recommended listening music: Gasoline By Airborne Toxic Event

When looking for a first car, it is important to review 4 questions

• What is my budget? (Anywhere between 3-10 grand should buy a decent car)



• Is it desirable/stylish? (There is no point buying a car that you will not want to be seen in)



• How much is it going to cost a week?class="Apple-style-span"> (Petrol+Running cost are terrible heavier vehicles)



• Is it fun to drive? (Smaller, lighter cars have better driving than heavier cars)

These 4 aspects help decide what sort of car young people buy. With higher petrol cost and the economy out of control it becomes more of a wallet than emotional decision when it comes to your first car. This should NEVER be the case. There are also many alternatives that answer all the questions with a yes. My advice would be buy used. Instead of going and paying upwards of 15 grand for a new car that would most likely end up a wreck in 3 years. Used might be a gamble but if you choose wisely it will always be worth it.

This is DJ Drop-Doctor signing out for the night,

Going to church doesn't make you a Christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car, goodnight good people

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Don't you see their bodies burning 

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