How Long Should You Keep Your Car?

6 Jul 2024 · 1 min
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Ramit Sethi says Americans replace cars too often. A $47k car costs $47,244 per year if you keep it one year, but only $9,000 per year if you keep it five years. Longer ownership dramatically cuts what you actually pay.

Questions this video answers

Just over $47,000 (stated as $47,244 in the example).

$23,622 per year.

1 year: $47,244/year; 3 years: $15,000/year; 5 years: $9,000/year.

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