Something funny happened after I spent $3,000 fixing up my 2015 Range Rover Sport. A 2026 Range Rover Sport in the same black on black with 905 miles became available. It was the perfect setup, because buying a brand new car is a serious waste of money. When you’re the family’s financial provider, your goal is to retain and make more money, not incinerate it.
New, the car cost about $98,000 before tax. This one was selling used for $89,000. The previous owner had it for two months, decided he wanted the larger version, traded it in, and took a small bath.
I wanted the car. But I had just spent $3,000 fixing a coolant leak and an inoperable…
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