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GT9 said: A thread specifically about new electric cars is probably not the best place to be hanging around day in day out then is it?Can t be good for your health.Got to keep an eye on the future wot wot. My health is fine, I hope yours is too.

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loudlashadjuster said: SDK said: MightyBadger said: Still makes me laugh some will chuck twenty grand on renting something over a few years, hand it back and do it again, never owning. Each to their own, do whatever makes you happy.I ve leased 6 new cars since 2012 and yesterday I worked out the cost of having them, just out of curiosity : £115kI ve probably spent a similar amount on holidays over the years as well, which I also have nothing to show for except the enjoyment, experiences and memories.Don t under estimate the power of this - you only live once !£115k over 14 years is about £630 a month in payments. Maybe a car around the £50k mark today, but of course that amount leased a lot more metal 10+ years ago. Lets work that back and assume a generally rising RRP from about £50k in 2012 to £65k at the last change to give a monthly payment that would average out to about £630.6 cars in 14 years means changing about every 2-3 years.If we're being exceedingly generous and assume that each car only loses about 35% of its list price in that time, then depreciation has already cost you about £125k.Plus you have to add in the RFL that you'd need to pay that you don't with a lease. Let's say about £4k over the period. You're £19k down in even this very unrealistic scenario.It's not looking very good.Of course, if a car depreciates more than that (around 50% retained value at three years is considered good, 60% is exceptional) or you have a knock and the value is reduced because of the accident history then it's your risk and the numbers start to look a lot worse.All for the privilege of "owning" something.I'm not saying leasing is universally better than buying - of course it's not - and this pattern of changing cars is never going to be cheap, but it doesn't seem that leasing was the worst choice here.The £115k includes all tax, so VED and also insurance, servicing and tyres.I started with a £22k BMW 118i in 2012, currently have an £80k BMW iX, and just ordered a