>>15411196
about tree fiddy
Ive never kept a car more than a year.
>>15411196
What the hell is in your pic?
>>15411263
exhaust manifold
I get all OEM parts at dealership employee price (50-70% off) and do all the labor myself and use my shop's equipment as well. I spend about 200 in parts a year.
>>15411196
nice horse cock
>>15411275
>>15411196
>>15411196
£400 or so a year for 2 years of owning a reliable car.
I'm hoping that'll drop soon. Tires and brakes last longer than a couple of years, and last year's Big Expense was the 50k major service, this year was front brake pads and discs.
When it requires seriously major work, I'm selling it.
>>15411289
when i worked at ford my discount was nowhere near that high. son, i am jealous
Repairs and consumable parts
2014 - £345 / $445
2015 - £580 / $750
2016 - £230 / $299 (so far)
>>15411196
wtf that looks like a horse dick in the thumb
>>15411298
I was thinking the same thing. /b/ has fucked me up.
$2000 at least
i own 7 vehicles and only 1 is from the 00s
>>15412297
2k for 7 cars isn't that bad actually
I don't apart from parts.
>>15411300
nice
>>15412954
Parts cost money, too.
>>15411196
Depends if anything has broken or not.
>>15412897
you're right, it's really not, but it's cumulative also
last year i only needed oil and filters
this year i needed two starters, a set of special snowflake glow plugs, 2 brake overhauls, a rear window, 6 tires and a fucking new roof (which insurance covered, at least)
>>15411289
Jelly.
>>15411196
$11
