how much does my car really cost?

work order Create a cost overview for a vehicle of your choice. It can be a vehicle that you already own and use a vehicle that you are planning to buy or even a vehicle that you would like to buy. You should end up with the costs per month and costs per specify kilometers driven.

a) Collect an overview of the basic information and costs and subdivide them these into fixed and variable costs

b) Create a table in which you can enter the information from a). Tip: If you work with a spreadsheet program, save this table as a template Determine the costs per month and per kilometer driven.

*Basic information

--Mileage per year -Holding period

*Fixed costs

-Acquisition cost -Liability insurance -Additional insurance, e.g. partially comprehensive insurance or fully comprehensive insurance - Flat rate for e.g. Main and emissions test (TV)

*Workshop costs (These can be considered as fixed or variable costs)

-Oil change -Tyre replacement -Wear repairs such as brakes, exhaust, battery, etc.

*variable costs

-fuel costs -Refill costs for engine oil and possibly AdBlue - Flat rate for car wash and care - a repair for older vehicles or vehicles with a high total mileage -flat rate

with exel fixed and variable costs

Info

Operating costs = 136 fixed costs = 130 workshop costs = 89 insurance \ fully comprehensive amount 1,164