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Some cars aren’t serious.

When they’re brand new and you, a young driver their age, try to steer them, they scoff at your empty pockets. Instead, they opt for older, monied drivers who steer them carelessly over rough terrains and make them perform unnatural manoeuvres on the road

In the process, their mileages hit the roof and their components wear thin. After extracting every kilometre of value, the older, monied drivers ditch them for newer cars.

That’s when these cars pull a fast one.

They rebrand. They apply fresh paint and roll back odometers. And then they start piling pressure on you to buy and steer them exclusively. They pester you to buy everything they’ve already given to someone else for free.

This is where Steer Pressure comes in. It’s your shield against the machinations of such cars. Read it and put it into practice, or else you’ll cry in the toilet until bubbles come out of your nostrils.