The cost of living in a car appears to be extremely low (low/no council taxes, cheaper than buying and running a house) and freedom very high (easy to move, including to the most affluent areas). Is living in a car a great way to survive a depression?
If so, what's the best type of car to live in? Ideally the car would be cheap to buy and run, but not too big to limit ones freedom to move around and park up anywhere, but also not so small that you couldn't get a decent nights kip and store a few things. Caravans are horrible chavvy things and are too big to lug around, so I wouldn't consider one of those hovels. The car also shouldn't stand out from legitimate cars parked up, so that one could park up on a street anywhere and not be noticed or become a nuisance.
If so, what's the best type of car to live in? Ideally the car would be cheap to buy and run, but not too big to limit ones freedom to move around and park up anywhere, but also not so small that you couldn't get a decent nights kip and store a few things. Caravans are horrible chavvy things and are too big to lug around, so I wouldn't consider one of those hovels. The car also shouldn't stand out from legitimate cars parked up, so that one could park up on a street anywhere and not be noticed or become a nuisance.
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