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    #31
    Waa mga sir ang complicated pag sinama na ung depreciation :confused: balak ko gamitin ung vios until kaya ko na bumili ng bnew hehe

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    #32
    Cheaper to wait and buy... but it's up to you.

    Here's a VERY rough breakdown (because insurance will also change downwards with depreciation, suspension, tire and brake issues in the second and third year will add to the cost... and really... I don't know the EXACT registration cost for such small cars)... adjusted downwards based on the fact that insurance starts cheaper for an older car.

    12,000 km per year

    Php10,000.00 yearly maintenance (assumed)
    Php2,500.00 Registration (est)
    Php25,000.00 Insurance (for a three-to-five year old car)
    Php37,500.00 Yearly added costs

    10 km/l economy
    1,200 liters
    Php52.00 gas price
    Php62,400.00 gas total
    Php99,900.00 TOTAL PER YEAR without DEPRECIATION
    Php8.33 TOTAL PER KM without DEPRECIATION


    Php435,000.00 Purchase Price
    15 Depreciation, %
    Php65,250.00 FIRST YEAR Depreciation
    Php165,150.00 TOTAL FIRST YEAR with DEPRECIATION
    Php13.76 TOTAL PER KM with DEPRECIATION


    Php369,750.00 2nd Year Value
    Php55,462.50 2nd Year Depreciation
    Php155,362.50 TOTAL 2ND YEAR with DEP
    Php12.95 TOTAL 2ND YEAR PER KM with DEP


    Php314,287.50 3rd Year Value
    Php47,143.13 3rd Year Depreciation
    Php147,043.13 TOTAL 3RD YEAR with DEP
    Php12.25 TOTAL 3RD YEAR PER KM with DEP



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    If you're reselling the car when you buy a new one, you have to take depreciation into consideration. The above assumes that the Vios secondhand depreciates like a normal car... but it's a Toyota... people are willing to pay a little more secondhand... in reality, you might be able to sell it for 320k instead of 280k after three years. Then again... if you have to sell quickly in order to purchase a new Vios, then people will try to screw you on the sale.

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    Given Manila traffic, it's slightly cheaper than going all 12,000 kilometers by taxi...

    12,000 km per year
    20 Assumed Trip Length
    Php40.00 Flag Down Rate (first 500m)
    Php3.50 Per 300 meters
    Php3.50 Per 2 minutes
    600 Number of trips
    Php247.50 Cost Per Trip
    Php12.38 Cost Per KM
    Php148,500.00 Cost Per Year (no traffic)


    20 Average wait time per trip... say, each 20 km trip takes about 40 minutes... so 20 minutes waiting time
    12,000 Total Wait time
    Php21,000.00 Total wait time cost
    Php14.13 Cost Per KM
    Php282.50 Cost Per Trip... exactly as you stated
    Php169,500.00 Cost Per Year (traffic)


    When taking a taxi, you are paying for the amortization of the operator's car and the taxi driver's salary... but if you are taking the jeep and bus by day and only take the taxi by night... it's much, much cheaper to commute. Especially if you will buy a brand new Vios. When I don't have my family with me, I sometimes take the bus and MRT/LRT. The MRT/LRT are a hassle, but it's hella faster than driving, and while the bus is slower, I get to catch a few zzzz's on the bus. Something I can't do in a car or a taxi safely.

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    Whew.

    Then again... when you buy a car... you're buying it for selfish reasons... so, if you have the money to spend... go ahead.
    Last edited by niky; August 24th, 2012 at 11:14 AM.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    #33
    After all that, I did a spreadsheet on the costs of running a taxi. My hair turned a white shade of gray. The net income portion of the spreadsheet was all red ink. Kaya pala ang lakas nila humingi ng boundary sa driver.

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    #34
    Hahaha. Spreadsheet. Ginawa ko din ito before my purchase. And I still updating it pag may pagbabago sa earnings and finances. Everytime I update it, it gives me sleepless nights. Hahaha.

    On topic, magastos ang magka-Car. Mas madali nga lang pag magtravel ka na. Lagay lang mga gamit sa trunk, larga na... If commute, buhat buhat mo pa yung 8-15 kilos na bags.

    Around 1,000 Kms travel ko every month. So around 5,000 pesos sa gas. Add toll pa na 2,000 pesos. Parking fees, etc... So around 8-10K per month. Wala pa maintenance and insurance. Pero I am keeping 4K per month for the maintenance and insurance. So in total, 14,000 pesos ang gastos ko per month sa car. Pero kung mababa naman maintenance, baka it could go down to 11K-12K.

    By the way, on top pa dito yung monthly ammortization.

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    #35
    gumawa rin ako spreadsheet ng gastusin sa oto ... sumakit lang ulo ko

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    #36
    Ewan ko if this was already added into the equation.

    TS ... saan ka nakatira? If you're living in a condo, add mo na rin monthly parking fees.

    We were renting a condo before, so we had to rent parking slots for 3 cars. Imagine the expenses ..
    Last edited by lowslowbenz; August 24th, 2012 at 02:32 PM.

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    #37
    Because of this thread, I will be saving until I can buy a car in cash and in full.

    Tapos yung dapat pang-monthly amort will be spent for gas and maintenance, etc.

    Salamat

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    #38
    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    Cheaper to wait and buy... but it's up to you.

    Here's a VERY rough breakdown (because insurance will also change downwards with depreciation, suspension, tire and brake issues in the second and third year will add to the cost... and really... I don't know the EXACT registration cost for such small cars)... adjusted downwards based on the fact that insurance starts cheaper for an older car.

    12,000 km per year

    Php10,000.00 yearly maintenance (assumed)
    Php2,500.00 Registration (est)
    Php25,000.00 Insurance (for a three-to-five year old car)
    Php37,500.00 Yearly added costs

    10 km/l economy
    1,200 liters
    Php52.00 gas price
    Php62,400.00 gas total
    Php99,900.00 TOTAL PER YEAR without DEPRECIATION
    Php8.33 TOTAL PER KM without DEPRECIATION


    Php435,000.00 Purchase Price
    15 Depreciation, %
    Php65,250.00 FIRST YEAR Depreciation
    Php165,150.00 TOTAL FIRST YEAR with DEPRECIATION
    Php13.76 TOTAL PER KM with DEPRECIATION


    Php369,750.00 2nd Year Value
    Php55,462.50 2nd Year Depreciation
    Php155,362.50 TOTAL 2ND YEAR with DEP
    Php12.95 TOTAL 2ND YEAR PER KM with DEP


    Php314,287.50 3rd Year Value
    Php47,143.13 3rd Year Depreciation
    Php147,043.13 TOTAL 3RD YEAR with DEP
    Php12.25 TOTAL 3RD YEAR PER KM with DEP



    -

    If you're reselling the car when you buy a new one, you have to take depreciation into consideration. The above assumes that the Vios secondhand depreciates like a normal car... but it's a Toyota... people are willing to pay a little more secondhand... in reality, you might be able to sell it for 320k instead of 280k after three years. Then again... if you have to sell quickly in order to purchase a new Vios, then people will try to screw you on the sale.

    -

    Given Manila traffic, it's slightly cheaper than going all 12,000 kilometers by taxi...

    12,000 km per year
    20 Assumed Trip Length
    Php40.00 Flag Down Rate (first 500m)
    Php3.50 Per 300 meters
    Php3.50 Per 2 minutes
    600 Number of trips
    Php247.50 Cost Per Trip
    Php12.38 Cost Per KM
    Php148,500.00 Cost Per Year (no traffic)


    20 Average wait time per trip... say, each 20 km trip takes about 40 minutes... so 20 minutes waiting time
    12,000 Total Wait time
    Php21,000.00 Total wait time cost
    Php14.13 Cost Per KM
    Php282.50 Cost Per Trip... exactly as you stated
    Php169,500.00 Cost Per Year (traffic)


    When taking a taxi, you are paying for the amortization of the operator's car and the taxi driver's salary... but if you are taking the jeep and bus by day and only take the taxi by night... it's much, much cheaper to commute. Especially if you will buy a brand new Vios. When I don't have my family with me, I sometimes take the bus and MRT/LRT. The MRT/LRT are a hassle, but it's hella faster than driving, and while the bus is slower, I get to catch a few zzzz's on the bus. Something I can't do in a car or a taxi safely.

    -

    Whew.

    Then again... when you buy a car... you're buying it for selfish reasons... so, if you have the money to spend... go ahead.
    NICE!!!! galing....
    hindi pa kasama accesories natin sa car...
    then kung ford lynx pa car mo... nasa 6km. per liter lang....

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    #39
    Quote Originally Posted by glenn manikis View Post
    NICE!!!! galing....
    hindi pa kasama accesories natin sa car...
    then kung ford lynx pa car mo... nasa 6km. per liter lang....
    Hahaha... after mods... 5 km/l lang...

    Surprisingly, though, nung stock pa yung RS ko, about the same kung ikumpara sa SiR o sa 1.6 AT na compact... mga 7-8 km/l in traffic.

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    #40
    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    Hahaha... after mods... 5 km/l lang...

    Surprisingly, though, nung stock pa yung RS ko, about the same kung ikumpara sa SiR o sa 1.6 AT na compact... mga 7-8 km/l in traffic.
    yung sakin stock lang fofo 1.8a/t 15.4liters per 100kms.... gas palang ng anak ko per day 500 na.... hay naku yung sakin na gamit nga 450lang gas ko per day, mas mataas pa gas anak ko....

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