I know it is a lot of work to figure this out, but I am a firm believer in getting the cost of something right, or at the very least, in the ballpark. This doesn’t mean that you have to spend a ton of money on it, but that you can get as close as you can.
Relevance makes a lot of sense. If you want to keep a car running, you should at least know that it is still a car. It is a part of the body that has a purpose and is useful, so you should ensure that its purpose is still useful. If a piece of furniture that you bought 10 years ago is still useful to you even though it has gone through multiple owners, than its relevance is there.
You arent required to buy expensive electronics, but the more that you can use them, the more that you can benefit from them.
The same goes for the cars that you drive. You should at least know that you should still drive a car, even if you have to pay it a higher tax rate. Again, its usefulness is there, so you should ensure that its usefulness is still there.
There is another good reason for owning cars: your own garage. You should at least know that you should still drive a car, even if you have to pay it a higher tax rate. Again, its usefulness is there, so you should ensure that its usefulness is still there.
Again, it is there not just for the sake of having it be there and being useful. It is there to serve you. It is there to provide a service. It is you who has to provide the service. It is you who has to pay for the service.
The most important part to owning a car is to have it to make a living, not to have it to carry a truck. You should have to have the car to make a living. The more money you earn from a car, the more you can carry it. If you do not earn by selling it to the owner, the owner can get the car from them and charge you a fee for the service.
People are always saying if you drive a car it is like an ATM for the world. Well, if that is the case, then we are all just as dead. The car will not make you rich, but if you do not have a car you will die too.
You should not be putting so much money into a car that your life might be worth living. If you are able to make a living on your own, your life will be worth living.
I am not sure about this one because I drive a car, but I have a good idea of what is relevant and what is not. It seems like there are two major categories of value that are worth driving a car: fuel and maintenance. The first is easy enough to calculate. Let’s say you drive a car for 3,000 miles a year. If you drive it for 6,000 miles a year and every year, you have to pay for the fuel and maintenance.