typical statistics, you can make them say what ever you want really. Figures based on having finance, average tyres, service costs etc etc as well as depreciation which is not a real cost anyway as you never buy a damn car for its sales value. So saying a $89,000 200 will cost you $200,000 in 5 years. Hmmm interesting. I think I will stick to real world costs and not there so called figures in ever deciding on anything.