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Originally Posted by pimp4cheddar
All of those costs are minimal and negligible to many...but truly they mean zero to me in my decision. If the focus is only on cost...the aspect of usage is nothing more than a budgeting question.
It's all personal preference and truly subjective based on self.
I don't purchase items to save them. For me...the point of purchasing a consumable good (auto or not) is to use and enjoy regularly. I place a large focus on utility throughout my daily life - that SMART car would rust in my garage lol
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I mean I wouldn't have a beater car for a 2 series either
but
if you put focus on utility, then why is an M5 your daily driver?
you should have a truck or SUV of your liking if thats the case
because while the M5 is practical with a trunk&seating for five,
it is still very limited in its utility and capability due to its low ground clearance and low profile tires ..
but u drive a 2 series? even less practical.