More than ten years ago, if someone's family bought a private car, it was quite a big deal. Many people would treat it to celebrate, and the parents would feel very proud. Now if you go around the countryside, you will see a car parked in front of almost every house. Although private cars are now very common in our country, fewer and fewer people have bought cars in the past two years. To sum up, the main points are as follows:
First, everyone has more and more money in their pockets not enough. With the outbreak of the epidemic, all walks of life have been affected to varying degrees. Some people have lost their jobs and others have gone bankrupt. When everyone has trouble eating, who is still thinking about buying a car?
Second, transportation is becoming more and more developed now. The main purpose of buying a car is to facilitate travel, but now many remote places have high-speed rail, and there are basically subways in cities. Traveling by car is much more cost-effective than driving by yourself, and it saves worry and effort, and is also low-carbon and environmentally friendly. .
Third, cars are no longer just tools for appearance. When they got married a few years ago, the woman basically asked the man to own a house and a car. However, with the popularity of cars, many people are disdainful of ordinary cars, but most people cannot afford better cars, so Just don't buy it.
Fourth, parking spaces are difficult to find. I believe that many people who work in the city have encountered such an embarrassing scene: the whole family happily drove out to play, but ended up looking for more than half an hour without finding a parking space, and the good mood suddenly fell to the bottom.
Fifth, the cost of maintaining a car is high. Someone did some calculations and found that the annual insurance premiums, tolls, gas fees, plus various other miscellaneous expenses are far greater than the cost of taking a taxi. Moreover, the car depreciates quickly. When you buy a new car that is less than a year old, you may be selling it. It's going to be 20% off.
Sixth, traffic jams really affect your mood. Whether you are going out on holidays or going to work, whether in the city or in the countryside, traffic jams have become a common occurrence, and sometimes they last for dozens of minutes. Looking at the endless queues, you feel like you want to die. .
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