It’s easy enough to put off buying a new car when you already have an older one, even if your current ride just happens to be on its last legs. Instead of hanging on to the old, you should think about having your car recycled and putting the money you make towards a brand-new model. Here are just a few reasons why it’s better to go new.

The Latest Engineering 

Whether you’re concerned for the environment, value fuel efficiency, or simply want the latest performance features, a new car makes sense. Automakers have placed a huge amount of focus on efficiency in the last few years, so modern vehicles are more fuel-friendly than ever. Better yet, the latest engineering will deliver a sharper ride.

The Latest Technology 

Even if performance and efficiency aren’t on your radar, it’s still worth picking up a new car to get the latest technology. From large touchscreen displays to smartphone integration, auto technology has come a long way – we’ve also seen a vast range of improved safety features introduced that use radar and ultrasonic sensors to enhance your awareness, warn you of danger, and even step in to keep you from harm.

Warranty Coverage 

Most new cars will be covered by an automaker warranty for at least the first three to five years. That provides excellent peace of mind and means you won’t need to worry about unexpected repair bills if something goes wrong.

Improved Reliability

One reason why new cars are covered by a warranty is because automakers rarely have to make good on them. New cars are naturally more reliable than older ones, so you’ll be less likely to suffer a breakdown in the middle of a journey or find the ignition just isn’t catching when you get in one morning.