Imagine you’re in the market for a new car. You decide one day to drive into the dealership fully expecting to leave with a new automobile – feeling excited about the upcoming purchase. You walk into the dealer, scout the shimmering, shining new cars, and grab a sales person to discuss one in particular. Imagine, then, the sales person tells you that the cars they sell are probably going to drop in value, that many experts think it’s a bad time to buy cars, and cautioned that the local weather is only going to destroy the finish and ultimately reduce the life of the vehicle. But, if you’re still interested, you’re more than welcome to purchase the vehicle anyway.
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