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>$1100/mo. Holy crap, really? How much do you use it to justify that high of a cost? My car, and this number is going down monthly because I paid for it in one
by Loughla 7y ago
>$1100/mo.
Holy crap, really? How much do you use it to justify that high of a cost? My car, and this number is going down monthly because I paid for it in one lump and it's getting older every month, only costs me $416/mo with maintenance and fuel. I suppose it saves on storage, but I already had a place to store said car, so that's not really an added cost?
Edited to reflect an accurate number after I realized I double entered insurance in fuellog for a year.
- quickthrower2 7y agoDepreciation costs?
- GhettoMaestro 7y agoYeah, so for $1100/mo I get: - Insurance (1K deductible) - Unlimited vehicle swaps - 1200 miles/mo - Each car comes freshly detailed and is usually under 3000 miles - Unlimited (local) roadside assistance swaps - eg if I get a flat tire they will come swap me out into another car and I just drive away - this happened to my wife and it was amazing to just grab and go - Allowed to put pets in the car (extra $100/mo) As I have customers I drive around in-town frequently, I always need to have a nice, modern, clean car on short notice. The cars so far have been BMW m240i, Audi S3/S4, Audi Q5, Land Rover Discovery. I feel it is worth the cost. My BMW lease before this was $700/mo. And then add in insurance, detailing, maintenance (tires). It is about the same honestly. I just have a lot more flexibility now. Also it is a monthly operating expense, which makes the tax situation a lot easier (versus lease/purchase and then reflecting that on taxes).