I have a few reservations about the method of data collection, the fact that this is mentioned as out of pocket at the beginning. Also driving style and driving

I have a few reservations about the method of data collection, the fact that this is mentioned as out of pocket at the beginning. Also driving style and driving environments might also factor in this. But on the face value, I think the 5 and 10 year costs are much Important and shows the reliability of the car. On another note if we had, 15 and 20 year breakdown, adjusted for inflation, we can get a much better idea about that. But yes, some people change car in short time, and that might not be relevant to them.