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Originally Posted by KA24DESOneThree

I was tired of not having my own shop, my wife and I had the money to buy a house, and my wife was pushing hard for a house of our own. I'm lucky enough to have been the founding partner of my business, and traded many, many weeks of too many hours for where I am now.

My goal is for tens of thousands of people to save $15/work day in automotive costs per year, meaning that they can save $3825/year rather than almost nothing per year. In ten years at 2% per year, that's $45,545.34; for a two-car family, that's $90,545.68. Nothing to scoff at, and enough to buy a $394k house and avoid PMI. Enough to send a couple kids to school. Enough to have real savings.

All without relying on welfare and increasing the quality of America's cities. Without removing ICE cars from the roadways. And yet I'm the one talking gibberish.

This is why people will commute hours a day instead of living in apartment min from their work. Houses will always be a dream possession for many Americans and apartments just suck.