Depends on how old the used car is. I'll be sticking with the old ones, personally. The ones that don't have any sort of data connection.

I've already decided my next car will be something built before 1984.

Back when I owned cars, they were always pretty old, and it was an endless job replacing various parts as they wore out. These days, I just walk, it's faster.

Your cars must have been pretty old if they're slower than walking!

They would go at the speed limit, when they were working, but once I added on the time spent maintaining and repairing them, it just didn't seem worth it.

Thanks for the WEF spam! Any more great tips?

World Economic Forum and the 15 minute city thing? I guess I was an early adopter, but some places take me longer than 15 minutes to get to.