Abstract
I bought a new car the other day. Well, new to me anyway. Steeped in the frugality of my parents, I’ve never bought a new car, and at this point, I probably never will. The car, a 2018 Honda Fit, does happen to be the newest and most expensive used car I’ve ever purchased. It’s in the subcompact category and gets 36 mi/gal (15 km/L) during combined city and highway driving, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency. That’s a good mileage figure, one that I could say is my contribution to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. But if I’m being honest, fuel efficiency was not the first, or even the second, reason I bought the car. I live in New York City and park on the street wherever I can find a spot—so an electric vehicle is out, as charging would be tough—so the main reason I bought the Fit
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