columbiaskier
Active member
Yes but you need to consider what you would sell both vehicles for at the end of five years and account for the difference. MSRP is not part of the cost to own the vehicle because as stated previously that is accounted for in the depreciation and financing costs. Depreciation = MSRP - value at end of the term. Financing = interest. That’s the cost over the 5 years.The MSRP on that Pro is 62k, the MSRP on that reg cab is 36k. 26 k difference. You drive the pro for 5 years, I drive the reg cab for 5 years. Even with their graph in that five years you still spent 26 k more than I did.
Now of course the estimates for depreciation are speculative as that is a forward looking number.
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