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Should I buy a new car at age 70?: A Financial and Practical Guide

According to a study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, over 85% of Americans aged 65 and older hold a valid driver's license, highlighting the importance of staying mobile. When contemplating this, a common question arises: **should I buy a new car at age 70?** This decision requires careful consideration of various personal and financial factors.

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Is It Smart? Should You Buy a New Car When You Retire?

According to a study by Kiplinger, financing a new car in retirement is often not a wise financial decision due to high interest and lost investment potential. Whether you should buy a new car when you retire is a major decision that requires careful evaluation of your financial health, lifestyle needs, and alternatives.

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Should seniors buy new or used cars? A comprehensive guide

According to a 2024 NerdWallet report, a used car can be a much more affordable option for those on a fixed income, especially considering a new car can lose up to 30% of its value in the first year alone. Choosing wisely between a new and used car is a major decision for seniors that impacts their financial stability and driving safety.

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