Re:shareprice, page-1151

Price is always part of the equation for anything we buy. When we focus on what we want, the quality and whether it is most suitable for our use, then the $ sign may be not so significant.

Just give u a simple example. Many years ago, I bought a Volvo 740. It lasted me 26 years and stood up to all sorts of stress and strain u can do to a car. After, I bought a Mazda 3 (as I do not need so much room in a car since my kids are now all grown up). This is my 4th year of this new car and last month (damn! one month out of my 3 years warranty period), I found the dash board had buckled and the glass infront of the speedometer is coming apart.

Pls do not get me wrong. I am not here promoting Volvo or downtrodding Mazda.
Just saying you get what u pay for, most of the time. Good luck to all.