The pence per mile winner - is it you?
Discussion
Mr Gear said:
CraigyMc said:
There's a guy on here with a Veyron. Do you count tyres and wheels in your calculations?
Are wheels a consumable on a Veyron?Holy st.
zakelwe said:
The new edition of Evo popped through the door this morning and it is the supercar issue and a very good read. One of the articles was on supercar running costs and for the Veyron the tyres have to be replaced every 2500 miles and cost £6325 each, so that is £25k a pop. Then at 7500 you have to replace all 4 wheels at £29 900. So if you did 7500 miles per year it would be a total of apporximately £100 000 on wheels and tyres alone. The price of an entire 997 turbo.
I'd be sticking them in the garage and getting something aftermarket, no matter if they look a bit odd.
Regards
Andy
I'd be sticking them in the garage and getting something aftermarket, no matter if they look a bit odd.
Regards
Andy
topless360 said:
I knew I shouldn't have calculated this as it makes me slightly upset, but counting just servicing and insurance:
Ferrari 360 | 2470 pence per mile excluding fuel
Figures are due to the fact I've done just 100 miles since buying the car, but had a full cambelt service done plus insurance costs. I think I need to do more miles to bring that figure down
That's quite a jump from a Rover 200 to a Ferrari 360! I bet that test drive was fun Ferrari 360 | 2470 pence per mile excluding fuel
Figures are due to the fact I've done just 100 miles since buying the car, but had a full cambelt service done plus insurance costs. I think I need to do more miles to bring that figure down
CraigyMc said:
Mr Gear said:
CraigyMc said:
There's a guy on here with a Veyron. Do you count tyres and wheels in your calculations?
Are wheels a consumable on a Veyron?Holy st.
zakelwe said:
The new edition of Evo popped through the door this morning and it is the supercar issue and a very good read. One of the articles was on supercar running costs and for the Veyron the tyres have to be replaced every 2500 miles and cost £6325 each, so that is £25k a pop. Then at 7500 you have to replace all 4 wheels at £29 900. So if you did 7500 miles per year it would be a total of apporximately £100 000 on wheels and tyres alone. The price of an entire 997 turbo.
I'd be sticking them in the garage and getting something aftermarket, no matter if they look a bit odd.
Regards
Andy
I'd be sticking them in the garage and getting something aftermarket, no matter if they look a bit odd.
Regards
Andy
BMW E34 540auto over 6 years: coming out about 11p/mile - providing you don't count fuel
Which I think is pretty awesome for this lovely old thing. A farily complete history in my profile is the basis for this estimate.
[Actually, adding fuel cost for the use it gets is around +25p/mile again, based on 25mpg long term average - still not bad for a mid-90s 4L v8. Then again 'fuel economy' really doen't really matter, I simply like it ]
Which I think is pretty awesome for this lovely old thing. A farily complete history in my profile is the basis for this estimate.
[Actually, adding fuel cost for the use it gets is around +25p/mile again, based on 25mpg long term average - still not bad for a mid-90s 4L v8. Then again 'fuel economy' really doen't really matter, I simply like it ]
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