Honda Civic Type R 2024 | Cost to Own | Money Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- 2024 Honda Civic Type R cost to own breakdown
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Thanks. I make $108,000 a year and currently drive a paid off 2011 Toyota Yaris with 78k miles.
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You are doing good buddy
Cool story
wtf lol
plural of cent is cents.
Wow, you're a genius!
Wow you must be at the top of your class 🤣
With respect to your video, not people who purchase this vehicle can do most maintenance on their own. This vehicle doesn’t need all the maintenance and automatic vehicle would need.
Thank you this is great
Thank you!
Cost to own! Just gas. ⛽️. These things are bullet proof. Great car
Your average monthly fuel cost calculation has a mistake. It looks like you flipped the MPG and fuel tank size. It should be more like $207/month in fuel.
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besides that thanks for the vid, was very useful!
Great breakdown ! Is the tire cost part of the "maintenance" cost? The OEM tires for these are expensive AF.
I was interested in type r but I just can’t deal with inventory, cost, and interest rate too high. I will wait till loan rate comes down.
Good luck in the Biden economy
Can you do one of these for the new 2024 accord sport
Audi RS3 next please :)
"CENT"
Can you do the Civic Sedan Sport for us?
Great job....... can you tell me what % of people in the US are making 100k or above? in 2004-05 that was only the top 10%!
I would guess that the average car buyers top end would be 30k for a car?? but I'm old and retired so maybe I'm off but 100k.....That's like 48.00 per hour??
I’m looking into buy 2024 type R I’m a UPS driver and make about 145k a year so money wise I’m good the only thing is that in my area the markup prices are ridiculous I’m looking for a dealership that would sell one for msrp price
Hyundai Elantra N! Can you make it 5 year loan with a more modest 6% rate
Simple calculation. Just do it
lol Hyundai
782$ a month is already for crazy people. I don't think I've had a car payment on a NEW car over 200$...ever.
Almost 800$ for a civic lol
I bought one and I love it. 2024 FL5. I loved it so much a week later I also bought a GR Corolla Premium to go with it
Can you compare the GR Corolla and Civic Type R? Im looking between those 2 for my next purchase.
@sid1852 They're both amazing can't go wrong with either. The GR is Raw and old school where the FL5 is incredible modern engineering that can stomp on bigger vehicles
My homie has a 2024 FL5 and I got a 2022 BRZ. Thinking of upgrading to a 2024 GRC Premium this month. FL5 feels like it has such a better interior that I'm leaning towards the FL5 😢
@@mattpapa03 The transmission in the FL5 is also much better than the GRC, one of if not the best shifter you can get before you step into Porsche territory
Dealer mark up in my area starts the sticker price at $70,000 before any other fees tacked on. 😐
That used to be AMG or M Series money.
30 year old in Columbus Ohio. I put 87 gas in FL5. I fill up once per week at about $30. I pay $69/mo for car insurance. I made a down payment, so my payment is around $500/mo. Free oil changes for the first two years. Let's say that most people will pay about $700/mo., so about less than half of what you estimated.
LMAO
Thanks for your input! Appreciate the response
Porsche GT3 next.
so 102 K for a civic in total over 6 years so about 17K a year for the car or 1,400 a month just buy a used Honda and build your own
You forgot to add the markup!
easily avoidable
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They are going for MSRP now in a lot of areas in mid Florida.
I would love to buy one but due to mark ups I’ll rather buy a different car with more power
Are u trying to make me depressed?
Way too much money. If you have to finance it, you can't afford it
i agree! but some people would rather pay $1000 plus on a car monthly than paying the car in full amount.
@@sigma0987 those people are trying to be too smart for their own good
I make well into the 6 figures but would never pay cash for a car. I'd way rather pay 6% interest and make 40% annually off my money.
@@apexcobra.official I make 6 figures. An extra 40k is drop in the bucket, makes no difference if it goes up 40% a year or not
@Shadowboost Stupid mindset. I make y figures as well, but I'm not dumb enough to shrug off an extra 30-40k over a few year span. That's why I'm retiring before I'm 45...
All that, and it's still an FWD Civic. Should be $45k to $50k max that's including all the dealer BS "fees"
Imagine paying 50k for this shitbox.🤣🤣