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Last year, Dave Rodham bought two Ford Mustangs -- a red one because it looked cool and then a white one with a big V-8 engine because it sounded cool. For Rodham, 63 and retired, those were his 50th and 51st cars.
“I have to have a new car every year-and-a-half to two years,” said Rodham, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, who said he pays cash for his cars. “After I retired 10 years ago, I didn’t have anything else to do, so I went out and bought new cars.”

I can't believe what I'm reading.

The millenials could also save up for a new car if they weren't going out to eat 5-10 times a week, club every weekend and ball at the mall twice a month

dublin hillz says

The millenials could also save up for a new car if they weren't going out to eat 5-10 times a week, club every weekend and ball at the mall twice a month

Even if they curbed all that, the massive amount of student loans hanging over their heads would still make a brand new car purchase a lofty goal.