Running costs

Article Abstract:

The greatest expense in being a car-owner is the depreciation of the vehicle and buying petrol. However, running costs can be reduced by selecting the right kind of car because some depreciate faster than others. A second-hand car which will not depreciate as rapidly as a new one. Choosing a car which offers low fuel consumption will save money. Drivers are advised to look for the cheapest deal on insurance as quotes can be very different and also getting quotes for servicing as these can vary.

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Cut your running costs

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Issues are presented concerning the costs of automobile ownership. Advice is given on techniques which can be used to reduce costs. These include manufacturer's long term warranties, fuel, insurance, road tax and depreciation.

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Running costs

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A guide to the costs of owning vehicles, including depreciation, insurance, fuel, repairs and servicing, and warranties from dealers.

United Kingdom

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