No. some of the gas is not completely burned inside the engine and it lets it out into the atmosphere. Plus they can have bad mpg which is bad because your using more gas.
New Cars are invented in a better technical way. Better look. and even more secure than old cars. Old cars have the bases of new cars, which means old cars were made and brought an idea to others then inventors made a better solution from an old car to an new better one. :)
the old ones r better than the new one
depends on what year your talking about but the new malibu's are world class cars and much better than a cavalier.
Older cars tend to be more reliable and durable, they will keep going for a long time, but new cars are safer and have better performance and work smoother, but with less attention to overall quality.
old cars
depends, old cars are based on power but new cars are based on technology like computers
Descent with modification (Apex)
They are used cars that the dealer has gone over and Certified to be in tip top condition. Great buy, better warranty than a new car for less money.
Yes
It depends on your personality. If you are the more nostalgic or romantic type, you may find the old / vintage cars more appealing; while if you're one who marvel at gadgets and technological advancements, then I'm sure you find new cars much more interesting. Personally, I believe new cars are much better than old ones in so many aspects - safety, reliability, performance, features, etc. Now, if you're asking about new cars vs used cars, that's a different story. In a financial perspective, used cars are much better to purchase than new cars. This is mainly due to depreciation. A new car loses most of its value in its first few years while a used car tends to depreciate less. Also for the same amount of money, you will be able to find an equivalent used car with much more loaded features than if you'll buy a new one.
No it is not. The price for the new transmission will cost you more than the car is worth. It will be better to purchase a newer van than to put money into a new transmission for the old one.
Within the first three years, new cars lose approximate 40% of their value. Used cars have already gone through their major cycle of depreciation. This means that the price will be lower, and its value will be more steady for a longer period of time. There is no sales tax on the purchase of used cars, and it costs less to insure them.