The Logic of "It's Running Fine"
Most people only think about their car when something goes wrong. The engine light comes on, a strange noise starts, or the brakes feel a little soft. Then the panic sets in, along with the bill.
The problem with waiting for a warning sign is that cars rarely break down dramatically and suddenly. They deteriorate gradually, quietly, and expensively — especially when regular servicing gets skipped in favour of saving a bit of cash.