14 Things Not Worth Buying New

Buying a brand new car is awesome, isn’t it? Here it is, all glossy and impeccable, waiting for you to hop behind the wheel! But the price tag on it still doesn’t let you sleep at night! Especially since you know you could’ve bought a similar but used one at almost half the amount. And it doesn’t only concern cars, you know! Many second-hand things can cost a lot less, while still being as good as new.
Take books as an example. A book from a bookstore, especially a hardcover, can cost a crazy amount of money. It won’t have that crisp feeling the books from stores have, of course, but hey, you’re buying it for its contents, aren’t you? And what about furniture? It is never cheap. But you can search online and find an item that’s been used gently and looks great while having a tempting price tag!
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TIMESTAMPS:
Clothes for special occasions 0:35
Kitchenware 1:13
Bicycles 1:45
Sports equipment 2:11
Inflatable mattresses 2:41
Fashion jewelry 3:09
Musical instruments 3:50
Kids’ stuff 4:23
Cars 4:58
Furniture 5:37
Tools 6:09
Books 6:41
Larger appliances 7:05
Homes 7:45
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SUMMARY:
- Celebration clothes are mainly bought for a single occasion, so buying them from another person is a really good idea.
- Stuff like cups, plates, or kitchen utensils can be safely bought from other people at a price up to 5 times lower than brand new ones would cost you.
- You can easily find an almost unused bike on the Internet at half its original cost — all just because it’s not brand new any longer.
- Many people would gladly sell their old treadmills, barbells and whatnot with a very low price tag.
- It’s easy to wash and take care of, so you can be sure that, after a thorough cleaning, a second-hand inflatable mattress will serve you as nicely as it did its previous owner.
- People often sell awesome fashion jewelry for literally pennies, while at an official store it could cost a fortune.
- Older instruments that have some history can have better sound than new ones, while their price tag is often significantly lower.
- Strollers, onesies, toys, high chairs — all these things become unneeded all too soon while still in almost pristine condition.
- A car fresh from the showroom looks pretty and you can take pride in being its very first owner, but you should know that its price tag is cut by almost 20% as soon as it leaves the dealer.
- Same as with sports gear, there are people who buy a completely new set of tools for a single task and then never use it again.
- You can stop worrying about buying used home appliances. In most cases, they’re almost as good as new, and only need some adjusting at worst.
- f you purchase an apartment from someone else, you’ll have the space that another person lived in, and so you’ll only have to move your belongings there.
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