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re: Car cost vs miles driven
Posted on 8/15/16 at 7:31 pm to gobuxgo5
Posted on 8/15/16 at 7:31 pm to gobuxgo5
Way too many variables for this to be accurate, increased cost of initial purchase of the car does not mean it will have increased reliability in the slightest. Also a $5k Toyota is not the same as a $5k MB, BMW, etc. Just like a $30k+ Toyota /Honda is not the same as a $30k Euro car. Just because cars are the same price doesnt mean the reliability is even close.
Posted on 8/15/16 at 8:00 pm to VOLcano
I'm reading your thoughts and critiques I see the down votes for my question.
Let me break down my logic this way:
You buy Chevy Impala for $24,500. You own for 12 years.
Chevy dies/kerplibk at 150,000 miles.
You scrap for $300.
Total cost of Chevy is $24,200.
I buy a Toyota Yaris for $15,000
At $150,000 miles it's still fine. But it dies at $200,000 miles 15 years later.
I scrap for $100. Total cost was $14,900.
You are 3 years into your next Impala at $25,000 cost.
No sense made on this?
Let me break down my logic this way:
You buy Chevy Impala for $24,500. You own for 12 years.
Chevy dies/kerplibk at 150,000 miles.
You scrap for $300.
Total cost of Chevy is $24,200.
I buy a Toyota Yaris for $15,000
At $150,000 miles it's still fine. But it dies at $200,000 miles 15 years later.
I scrap for $100. Total cost was $14,900.
You are 3 years into your next Impala at $25,000 cost.
No sense made on this?
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