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If you don't buy BMW M3, then Uber won't save you 700/month. Figures look viable only because Vehicle expenses were $11,783 per year. ~The 2008 BMW M3 was dep
by lewich 8y ago
If you don't buy BMW M3, then Uber won't save you 700/month. Figures look viable only because Vehicle expenses were $11,783 per year. ~The 2008 BMW M3 was depreciating in resale value $8,333 per year. ~
- gormz 8y agoExactly. He had two very expensive vehicles. If he leased or bought a used car that is not luxury, he could spend less than he does on ubers.
- tomatotomato37 8y agoExactly. I don't know the use of comparing a European GT car with a badge tax versus riding in the back of someone's accord. A more useful comparison would be to use the model of the average Uber driver
- alach11 8y agoAs a point of reference, I drive a 2009 Kia Optima and average $1800 per year all-in expenses. This is with no car payment (it's paid off), only liability insurance, normal maintenance (including occasional large expenses), and ~10,000 miles a year driven. To add a car payment might be another $2000-$5000 a year.