Find best deals of used cars from reliable Japanese sellers

• Country: Philippines
• Date: 2017-08-30

Hello. This is my first time joining this kind of raffle draw. In our lives, we travel from one place to another for a great variety of reasons and while travelling we greatly depend on cars, whether it is a private car or a public bus. The number of car owners is increasing every day because every person expects the freedom to travel and comfort while travelling. And that is why most of us want to own a car.Having a car gives someone freedom. I myself even though doesn't have a car wants to have one because let's be frank,in this modern world having a car gives us a lot of advantages. Owning a car is a birth-right for some people while other people try their life-long to purchase one. Apart from these two groups, there are certain people who do not dare to even think about purchasing a car because of their miserable economic conditions. However, for all those people the four wheel car is a fancy machine with advantages and utility. Owning a car can also bring some drawbacks.

Among the advantages of owning a car, in my opinion, freedom of travelling is the most important one. Someone who owns a car can plan his route, timing and destination. He won’t have to wait for the schedule of a public bus, stand in a long queue, wait for hours for the bus to arrive, and sit in the public bus uncomfortably. A person car gives the freedom, saves time and the owner can utilise the time while he travels. Apart from that, he can carry the grocery, goods and other valuables in the car at his discretion. Owning a car also offers the flexibility of visiting relatives and friends who stay far away without much hassle of a public bus. Taking a child or an old person in a public bus is quite impossible and owning a car would facilitate someone to take his kid, old relatives with him if needed. The comfort and safety of a private car can’t be achieved in a public car. In terms of expense, sometimes personal car saves monthly expenses that would otherwise be required for a person if he travels frequently.

On the other hand owning a car has some disadvantages as well. First of all, private cars require the garage place and parking hassle. Sometimes the expenses on hiring a driver and purchasing fuel might exceed the budget for the people who could have easily availed public transportations for infrequent journeys. The traffic issue, paper renewal issue, tax, police cases are sometimes too much to handle for the personal car owners. For example, if a public bus gets busted in the middle of a road, the passenger can easily leave it a look for another one. But in this same situation, a private car owner who was riding in his car would have to take the burden of taking care of the busted car and reach to the automobile repairing centres.In summary, though owning a car has some disadvantages, it offers many advantages as well.What is more, you do not have to wait a determinate hour to travel and also you do not have to share your time with strangers. There is also a part of change in lifestyle made by owning a car. If you have to go out you just do it and if your kids have a birthday party you don't have the need of calling a cab. Cars may also contribute to a strengthening of family ties especially if the members live in distant regions. It may be much more agreeable to cover such distances by car than by other means of transportation. The invention of the automobile was without doubt one of the most groundbreaking advancements in human technology. Today we cannot imagine a world without it. A large amount of our everyday life is dominated by cars but we have to take into account the benefits and disadvantages of owning a car. Doubtlessly, cars have an enormous economic value. Without cars and derivations like trucks, the productivity of modern economy would seriously be affected. The biggest part of transportation of goods is still conducted by trucks. A car does not only contribute to modern economies as a means of transportation but it also has profound effects on the availability and distribution of working places