The first five years of owning a car are taken into account in Kelley Blue Book's 5-year cost to own data. The fair purchase price of a car is included. State taxes and registration fees are included in the 5-year cost to own projections. Depreciation is the most important item that affects what you pay over time. Most owners don't pay attention to that number until the time comes to trade it in.
Most of the numbers, like expected fuel costs, insurance, maintenance, and repairs, are easy to understand, but depreciation is a critical element in your car buying decision. Your expenses can be impacted by the value of your vehicle on the market. A low initial price of a low trim vehicle may seem good out the door, but a buyer of one with more features may come out ahead when all is said and done.
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The SUV is sub compact.
The 5-year cost to own was $30,555.
The SUV is a compact one.
The 5-year cost to own is higher than the average.
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The SUV has two rows of seats.
The 5-year cost to own is $43,973.
The SUV has 3 rows.
The 5-year cost to own was $48,383.
The full-size SUV is large.
The 5-year cost to own is higher than the average.
The SUV is off-road.
The 5-year cost to own was $47,959.
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The SUV is subcompact.
The 5-year cost to own is $46,424.
The SUV is compact and luxurious.
The 5-year cost to own was $51,227.
The SUV has 2 rows.
The 5-year cost to own was $62,099.
The SUV has 3 rows.
The 5-year cost to own was $60,530.
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The full-size SUV is large.
The 5-year cost to own is more than the average.
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