Well, I am frustrated. Several expenses for needed items and services have forced me to put off other less needed purchases for weeks at a time. For example, our car, which is a Cadillac, needed a tune-up. We just bought it used in January and it had not had a tune-up in awhile. $465!! Also, our AAA membership in January. And that's just the beginning. These expenses have caused me to not be able to put as much towards the credit cards and savings for car, trees, and the house as I want to. Making payments on medical bills also causes problems in this area. Ugh. I went to the credit union and set up two more savings accounts for medical expenses and taxes/AAA membership. I think if I put a little bit every month into these accounts, paying for those expenses will be less problematic. One the other side of the coin, I badly need a new pair of shoes. I wear Asics running shoes daily because I superpronate, which can cause a lot of pain. Maybe I need to start another account for clothing and shoes?
Ugh
February 16th, 2013 at 09:15 pm
February 17th, 2013 at 01:41 am 1361065294
I suggest you review the servicing requirements listed in the manual and make a list so that the work needed is done at the recommended mileage or time frame. You will be able to plan for the cost and it saves a lot of unexpected and expensive repairs. Have a look at Lemon Air or one of the Consumer books to see what weaknesses you can expect in your particular year and model.
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