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Written by Ryan Goodenough
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Monday, 10 November 2008 08:53 |
Americans will spend an average of $320,000 during the course of their driving lifetimes on owning and operating motor vehicles.
This represents a 28 percent increase since 2003, according to the American Institute for Economic Research (AEIR), a nonprofit research and educational organization.
According to AIER president Charles Murray, the more than 25 percent increase in costs since 2003 is being driven by four factors--depreciation, insurance, taxes, and, not surprisingly, oil and gas. Read the full article on OnWheelsInc.com
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