TOTAL, all up
#1
TOTAL, all up
I did the math today
$14,114.04 in the car from 5/10/01
I payed $10,500.00 for the car.
Thats $24,614.04
$4202.34 a year
33000 Miles (my driving)
Thats .74 cents per mile
$14,114.04 in the car from 5/10/01
I payed $10,500.00 for the car.
Thats $24,614.04
$4202.34 a year
33000 Miles (my driving)
Thats .74 cents per mile
#2
For some strange reason I'm keeping all of my receipts, but I have no intention of totalling them all up. With everything my car still needs, the last thing I need is a reality check.
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#8
Adding it up sounds like you're on some kind of fixed budget. One keeps receipts for proof of parts/work for good record keeping. Not meant to offend, but you really should let that "spending thing" go if you own a 928.
#11
Look at it this way....lets say the resale value of your 928 is $8500 so that brings your actual cost per mile down to 49 cents per mile (in terms of what you have used up)...another way to look at it is this:
You bought a 320hp 2001 mustang cobra for about $35k in 2001 (not sure since I can't find a MSRP)......today it would be worth $15K at best (considering your low 33000 miles)...... or 60 cents per mile..... Repairs would be low.....since you would only be 3 years off warranty....so lets say only $500 per year or $3000 total....so that puts the brand new mustang at about 70 cents per mile.....
So you drove a timeless classic for 6 years at a cost of $2685 per year or $223.75 a month.....not bad at all..... vs a real expense of the Mustang Cobra of $23K....or $7k less over the same time period...& you still OWN a 928.....which of course is priceless....vs a crappy mustang
#14
I have all my reciepts, and a large bundle from the PO's. I will doubt I will ever add up what I have spent. I have a rough idea, and it is way less than the depreciation on a new AMG, 911 turbo, M6 (or comparable high performance ride) would have been. My car is a hobby/toy, and besides being a blast to drive, it is nice to just get away to the garage and get away from it all.........
Jim
Jim
#15
+1. Especially for the garage time. Sometimes it's like pushing a boulder up a hill for four hours only to see it roll back down again, but other times... It's all worth it.