Buying cars: The emotions involved 7 Articles

by Ken Johnstone

When you purchase a new car you might truly believe that you are buying it for any number of excellent reasons. It fits into your budget. It looks good and has loads of safety features. It goes like sh*t of a shovel! But t...read more

by Nancy Holder

Buying a new car has been an emotional roller coaster for me. When I finally admitted that I needed to replace my vehicle, I felt a mixture of anxiety and resentment...and little else. I'm busy, self-employed, and I disl...read more

by Martha R Gore

Thinking of keeping your old car or buying a new model? If you are a person who describes your vehicle with a nickname instead of the make designated by the manufactures, you may find yourself hesitating before disposin...read more

by Al Hearn

Buying a car is indeed an emotional experience. Emotions drive our decisions to buy, as well as our decisions about what to buy. In fact, our desire to experience certain emotions, as can be provided by a new car, is one o...read more

by Claudia Bushee

If you are a breathing mammal with opposable thumbs, then you get an emotional charge when you buy a new car. Inhaling the aroma of a new car is bliss. The smells of leather, or synthetic leather - doesn't matter - glo...read more

by Doc Lane

Cars now can be causing the wrong emotions. With gasoline moving past four dollars per gallon, there is no end in sight. Americas love affair with the automobile may be ending soon. Cars are costing more then human life...read more

by Fredric Arlendi

There is a lot of feelings involved when buying a car, what brand it should be, what type and engine, and sometimes it can even lead to arguments with friends and families. This is exactly what happened to me and my wif...read more