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Only 15 months of ownership and 8,000 miles, but so far, $0.09/mi

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YOUR RESEARCHOnly 15 months of ownership and 8,000 miles, but so far, $0.09/mi

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Still, I�m looking at $18.65 to replace both.

Only 15 months of ownership and 8,000 miles, but so far, $0.09/mi
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Still, I�m looking at $18.65 to replace both.

Only 15 months of ownership and 8,000 miles, but so far, $0.09/mi
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Had the car only 15 months and put on 8,000 miles and only 2 repairs: trunk hood latch and rear window regulator. I did the work myself, but it�s only cost me $750 so far including those repair and 2 oil/filter changes.

POST 2Original post

Awww......I'm sorry. Don't worry, it'll cost you more soon I'm sure. Just hang in there.

POST 3Original post

Congrats! I have had my car 10 months and 7,000 miles. First oil change was free from the dealer the second cost me I believe $90 to do myself. Other than that I had to clear an airbag light that never came back and my window regular got noisy switched it out for $55. This car is bleeding me dry has cost me $145 so far. Maybe we can get other people posting their low cost maintenance stories here too.

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Thanks. I know a lot of others have those experiences too, so I�ll be patient and hope for the best. It�s still early in the process. I�m surprised that rubber hoses and other 18-yr-Old parts haven�t started failing yet, but I�m sure more stuff will come soon enough. This is why I don�t believe in doing too much proactive repairs.

POST 5Original post

Like I tell people, you can get a Toyota Corolla or a used 911. Which one would you prefer? The Corolla will be dated in 5 years and dead in 10. The 911 (if maintained) will be going strong after your 10 years of ownership. I drove my '82 911 to 295K miles, the 968 is over 200K and going strong.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I discovered a left headlamp bulb was out. I had to order one for $4.85. I ended up getting 2 and shipping was more than 1 bulb. Still, I�m looking at $18.65 to replace both. Sometimes it�s nice to have something that�s low-tech

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POST 8Original post

LOL! Says the guy whose name is "Murphy's Law"

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah, I�m just asking for trouble - NOT smart!

POST 10Original post

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A Toyota Corolla will live a lot more than 10 years if taken care of...

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Proof point: https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...aff=share_text

POST 12Original post

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True for any car, but who would do that for a Corolla after they fall in price to $1,500 or $2,000. And then they die.

POST 13Original post

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There is a C5 corvette with over 700k on the odo. Any car will make 200k now, if taken care of.

POST 14Original post

Meh, who wants to ride around in a Corolla? fuel mileage? -don't care reliability? -don't care maintenance cost? -don't care resale/investment value -don't care what the neighbors think? -don't care the 3 hours I spent in a Porsche 911 Sunday afternoon - priceless, and the only measure I need

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