When researching about buying a new car, there’s more cost involved than just the initial purchase price. Other factor’s such as car maintenance and gas mileage (fuel economy) play an impotent role in determining vehicle affordability.
Most Expensive Cars To Maintain
- 2010 BMW X6
Sticker price: $56,500 – $89,000
5-year maintenance cost: $4,183
Fuel economy: 12 MPG city/ 17 MPG highway - 2010 Porsche 911
Sticker price: $77,800 – $143,800
5-year maintenance cost: $4,286
Fuel economy: 15 MPG city/ 24 MPG highway - 2010 Audi R8
Sticker price: $114,200 – $146,000
5-year maintenance cost: $4,399
Fuel economy: 12 MPG city/ 20 MPG highway - 2010 BMW M6
Sticker price: $102,100 – $107,900
5-year maintenance cost: $4,507
Fuel economy: 11 MPG city/ 17 MPG highway - 2010 Mercedes-Benz CL-Class
Sticker price: $110,400 – $207,170
5-year maintenance cost: $4,661
Fuel economy: 11 MPG city/ 17 MPG highway - 2009 Dodge Viper
Sticker price: $86,140 – $86,890
5-year maintenance cost: $4,710 - 2010 Jaguar XK-Series
Sticker price: $82,150 – $101,150
5-year maintenance cost: $4,864
Fuel economy: 15 MPG city/ 22 MPG highway - 2010 Dodge Viper
Sticker price: $90,255 – $91,005
5-year maintenance cost: $5,082
Fuel economy: 13 MPG city/ 22 MPG highway - 2010 Chevrolet Corvette
Sticker price: $48,930 – $106,880
5-year maintenance cost: $6,020
Fuel economy: 14 MPG city/ 20 MPG highway - 2010 Nissan GT-R
Sticker price: $80,790 – $83,040
5-year maintenance cost: $9,107
Fuel economy: 16 MPG city/ 21 MPG highway
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