A comparison of what you get for your dollar between cars and agriculture machinery, comparing Age, price and km/hours.
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reddit.comPosted Nov 26, 2023, 1:45 AM UTC
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reddit.comYou've lost me with the point of this
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It's just an interesting comparison. Better than all those "Is this a good car?" Or "Is this service quote too high?" posts.
Is it boring for you? Move on. Does it evoke a conversation pique an interest, the great.. it's a discussion point. Plenty of people that are into cars are into construction and agriculture machinery too.
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While I agree on the first apart about "is this car good" crap etc
The comparison just makes no sense. I've never heard a farmer go "yeah but instead of the bobcat ATV I can get a BMW to haul my hay around but the Nissan is probably more reliable off road"
For $16k I can also get a night at the burj Khalifa, a return first class flight to the UK, my retaining wall built, 2 years of private schooling.....the list goes on
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I literally say in the post that I know they have different uses and tax implications. Did you even fucking read? I say it's just a raw comparison.
Otherwise, get fucked and stop being a cunt
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Bobcat will go forever, that BMW 1 series is one of the worst cars BMW ever made and will cost you another 40k in the first 12 months lol
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It's a prick to park my combine harvester at the shops.
I bet there's Redditors out there that would take a pic and post it here, wondering why the government allows people to buy these big American machines, and how you're sticking out too far from the back of the park!!