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- Joined
- December 27, 2009
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- City, State
- Vermillion, SD
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 99 XLT V8 AWD
A 1mpg gain would take at least a year to pay for itself at $400. Modifying cars isn't a good way to save money, unless you are certain you will have the car for a lot longer than most people keep their cars, or if it is saving you money on or offset by the need to do repairs, like for instance, replacing your tires with low rolling resistance tires when it is time to change tires.
But yeah. Cars are a horrible investment. You will never get your money back or save money on them. Modifying them is an even worse investment. Luckily, I'm a crappy investor, so I keep modifying them, but for me, it's a hobby. It's less of a question of whether the parts are a good investment. It is more of a question of what else I would be spending that money on.
But yeah. Cars are a horrible investment. You will never get your money back or save money on them. Modifying them is an even worse investment. Luckily, I'm a crappy investor, so I keep modifying them, but for me, it's a hobby. It's less of a question of whether the parts are a good investment. It is more of a question of what else I would be spending that money on.