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18-03-2011, 07:54 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: QLD
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Well hi.
As I'm about to sell my much loved ute, (maybe) I thought I'd collate all the receipts that have been accumulating in the "ute" file since i bought it. I guessed that the total cost of gas, and maintenance would be about the same as the original purchase price of the vehicle, ($17k) If you want to know just how much the cost of a vehicle is, slowly accumulating, have a look at the two attached spreadsheet's, you may be very surprised. also note, i have not included petrol costs (minimal because of LPG). I would guess these to be about $1000 Although your circumstances may be different, I did include speeding fines and a few other odds and ends. Bear in mind it's a 2004 tonner ute. and has been used for what it was designed, never abused, always fixed before it broke! enjoy! Last edited by lamborghinifan; 09-05-2011 at 12:35 PM. |
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How much do you think your vehicle cost to run- 70k, 3.5 years
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