UncleAtas Turbocharged November 4, 2012 Share November 4, 2012 "your" friend or youuu?? 1st post niaaa and talking about friendd... sure nottt... ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 4, 2012 Share November 4, 2012 note before reading; my mileage is abt 3000km per month, so pterol and maintenance is higher cos i change every 5000k or so :) depreciation 12900 road tax 1824 petrol ~7200 oil change abt 6 times a year 1200 insurance 2400 tires 1400 misc parking charges ~350 almost 28k, and my last 6 months modding about 10k :( Your mileage so high ah, need to change oil 6 times a year? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sugarmonster Neutral Newbie November 8, 2012 Share November 8, 2012 (edited) Dont want to start a thread My brother in law (of 5 years) just bought a second hand ferrari 360. relationship with him is normal...but i am close to my sis. but he is travelling all the time. my sis drives a normal car. i am thinking of asking him lend me when he is not in town. How many of you are close enough to your brother in law to actually open mouth and ask him to lend you? i want to but scared he dont like.. Edited November 8, 2012 by Sugarmonster Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 8, 2012 Share November 8, 2012 Dont want to start a thread My brother in law (of 5 years) just bought a second hand ferrari 360. relationship with him is normal...but i am close to my sis. but he is travelling all the time. my sis drives a normal car. i am thinking of asking him lend me when he is not in town. How many of you are close enough to your brother in law to actually open mouth and ask him to lend you? i want to but scared he dont like.. I will not do that. meaning neither lend nor borrow. If i'm your brother in law, i wont like it. If my brother in law ask to borrow /rent my car when i am out of town , i will refuse flatly. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steptronic Supercharged November 9, 2012 Share November 9, 2012 I will not do that. meaning neither lend nor borrow. If i'm your brother in law, i wont like it. If my brother in law ask to borrow /rent my car when i am out of town , i will refuse flatly. +1. To me car is something very personal. I do not want to lend it to anyone and I do not get it from anyone too...You are talking about Ferrari, the owner's mentality even gets worse as the owner would feel what would happen in case of any accident, forget about accident, just bruising the corner with some wall! Not good lah, just carry on with your own life/car! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimmylim 4th Gear November 9, 2012 Share November 9, 2012 is like asking to borrow your wife.... i believe he is a car lover since he bought a ferrari... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tatty Neutral Newbie November 9, 2012 Share November 9, 2012 I will not do that. meaning neither lend nor borrow. If i'm your brother in law, i wont like it. If my brother in law ask to borrow /rent my car when i am out of town , i will refuse flatly. you will go far in life you seem to have the personality and determination that many of my very well do to friends have Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 9, 2012 Share November 9, 2012 you will go far in life you seem to have the personality and determination that many of my very well do to friends have Mai tok cok lah...see kena ban already...muayhaha Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hondavvvtec 1st Gear November 9, 2012 Share November 9, 2012 Installment per yr - $9264 road tax per yr - $978 petrol per yr - $600 X 12 = $7200 ERP - $6 X 22days X 12 = $1584 insurance - $1800 misc parking charges - est $60 x 12 = $720 Season parking at 3 HDB areas - 212.5 X 12 = $2550 Total $24,096 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 10, 2012 Share November 10, 2012 Using instalment per year does not incorporate the residual value of the car. So the number will naturally be higher than what it should be. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zogel Clutched November 10, 2012 Share November 10, 2012 Another key item to account for is interest u pay on the car loan. The dep only tells half the story. Some of us pay an additional 3k a year on interest alone. Ouch... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Latio2005A Turbocharged November 10, 2012 Share November 10, 2012 Car A: Car Depreciation $7,500 Road Tax $1,800 Insurance $1,800 Petrol $3,600 Servicing $400 Cashcard $200 Season Parking $1,000 General Parking $300 Summons + Wu Ar Bo $400 Total: $17,000 Car B: Car Depreciation $6,500 Road Tax $700 Insurance $1,000 Petrol $4,000 Servicing $400 Cashcard $200 Season Parking $700 General Parking $300 Summons + Wu Ar Bo $400 Total: $10,600 Yearly: $27,600 walau eh Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zapp 1st Gear November 10, 2012 Share November 10, 2012 My 1.8l, 5 years old car. Installment per yr - $8160 road tax per yr - $950 petrol per yr - $300 X 12 = $3600 ERP - $1 X 20days X 12 = $240 insurance - $1000 Office & home parking - free misc parking charges - est $40 x 12 = $480 Total about $14,430 Total $24,096 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 10, 2012 Share November 10, 2012 Another key item to account for is interest u pay on the car loan. The dep only tells half the story. Some of us pay an additional 3k a year on interest alone. Ouch... Yes, the depreciation should be calculated with the interest all factored in, of course. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ralliart99 1st Gear November 18, 2012 Share November 18, 2012 My latio from 2007 Installment per yr - $7200 road tax per yr - $686 petrol per yr - $240 X 12 = $2880 ERP - $50/yr insurance - $800/yr Office & home parking - $1200/yr Est total - 12800++ Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SGCMniceguy Clutched November 18, 2012 Share November 18, 2012 (edited) Car full payment no installment No maintenance fee cos new car Tyres- $3000 fuel- $3250 insurance- $ 10500 road tax- $4568 no need parking fee erp-$300 raw total yearly- $21618 Ok for me cos only 4% of annual salary... Edited November 18, 2012 by SGCMniceguy Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Throttle2 Supersonic November 19, 2012 Share November 19, 2012 Car full payment no installment No maintenance fee cos new car Tyres- $3000 fuel- $3250 insurance- $ 10500 road tax- $4568 no need parking fee erp-$300 raw total yearly- $21618 Ok for me cos only 4% of annual salary... no instalment also got depreciation. why your maths so lao sai? and why is your road tax so cheap? let me guess your car is only 5000 cc ? most people drive 6 liter cars nowadays muayhahaha Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry1210 Neutral Newbie December 10, 2012 Share December 10, 2012 This seems very expensive. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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