Whether you drive a $30,000 or a $1,500 a car, one variable in life stays constant.
You want to minimize your costs.
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Tagged as Depreciation, Financing, Frugality, gas, Insurance, ownership costs, Question of the Day, Repairs
Tagged as Depreciation, Financing, Frugality, gas, Insurance, ownership costs, Question of the Day, Repairs
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BrianL - The US and Japan manipulate currencies, Australia is the loser.
gslippy - I love my ’12 Leaf SL,which replaced an excellent 05 xB1. I’d be cautious about the de-featured ’13 Leaf S – they...
dolorean - Actually the Contour/Mystique sold very well in NA and was a huge improvement, not that its saying much, over the previous Tempo/Topaz. Unfortunately for the...
fredtal - There is still something about Mr Musk I don’t like or trust. I’ve never met him so I don’t really know, it’s just a feeling I...
tresmonos - They didn’t disappear. They just popped up in Thailand or any other Asia Pacific facility.
Kyree S. Williams - Not to slam Australia (because I do like the GM Australia models), but neither this and that SUV in the next column look all...
Derek Kreindler - They do as well, but there’s still demand for the Land Cruiser 70.
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gslippy - My Leaf loses no range even when parked outside in the cold while I’m in the office all day. Same thing if I don’t charge it overnight...
hf_auto - I think the reason calculators are involved is pretty simple- few people have a strong emotional pull towards most of the EVs out there. Maybe a...