Basically, investment or investing is a term with several closely-related meanings in business management, finance and economics, related to saving or deferring consumption. An asset is usually purchased, or equivalently a deposit is made in a bank, in hopes of getting a future return or interest from it. It has been said that assets are usually purchase, right? So, taking into consideration those cars that we buy is an investment. Therefore, purchasing a car is one way of good investment.
In the other hand buyers using loans to fund the purchase of a car. According to the new research from Sainsbury’s Finance indicates an £11.1 billion decrease in spending on cars over the next six months. However, of those people who are planning to invest in a new vehicle, some 30 percent intend to take out a loan for this purpose. About 6.86 million consumers are planning to buy a car between March and August 2008, representing a drop of 1 million people from the preceding six-month period, the study finds. Well, we cannot deny the fact that nowadays economic status is much dropping, regardless of the given place. Then, it follows that when there is an economic unstable there are also more investor that are having problem. Therefore, less car owners wanted to invest a new car. I think this decrease could be due to a mixture of factors such as concerns around much-publicized economic pressures or economic unstable.
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