How Your Car is Keeping You Poor

Are you tired of struggling to make ends meet while constantly having to pour money into your car? In this eye-opening video, we explore how our dependence on cars contributes to keeping people in a state of poverty. From the high costs of car ownership to the limitations it places on our financial freedom, this video will leave you with a new perspective on the impact of cars on our financial well-being. Watch now to learn how you can break free from the cycle of car-related poverty and take control of your finances.

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[josepheridu]

Cars are expensive, but they offer a lot of benefits and comfort. I prefer to spend 1 hour in bad traffic than 2 hours monkey jumping buses to get to my destiny.
Only way you can live without cars with no problems is in a very high density city paying thousands on rent anyway, and even there zoning makes people having to use cars to go to work.
I would say cars are like a tradeoffs of living in a very walkable place that don't require cars but rent is very expensive. I agree people should have options to live in walkable cities, but don't assume they are cheap by default. Another thing to consider is that People rely on vehicles even if they don't own one, though. Better own one than depending on other people's cars.

[soumenchakraborty]

well just use a reliable eco car, it'll save you a lot in gas and preventative maintenance is very cheap as parts will be available everywhere.