Car credit customers advised to spec-ulate to accumulate

Car credit customers have been advised to spend more to benefit from the full value of their investment. In an article for The Times, car connoisseur Jeremy Clarkson notes that car credit customers should invest in all the extra specs to make sure their vehicle does not suffer from excessive depreciation: "When buying an expensive new car, accept that it will plummet in value". However, Mr. Clarkson expounds that this is not a reason not to buy a new car, it is still a very wise investment for car credit customers - as long as they "cushion the fall" with all the relevant extras. Spending car credit wisely by keeping your new car up-to-date is, Mr. Clarkson advises, a far smarter idea than not buying a new car at all. Compromising on car quality to save some money is, Mr. Clarkson states, akin to believing that "a bunch of flowers from your local petrol station sounds a brilliant substitute for a proper bouquet from a florist". By spending a little extra to make sure your car has all the latest additional extras, you can have a top quality car that retains a good chunk of its value, thus making the most of your car credit.