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Old Feb 12th 2010 | 7:07 pm
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can anyone tell me the cost of running a car in the melbourne area. are there any hidden costs that need to be watched for. obviously it depends on the mileage i travel but thats not really what i'm looking for, just the costs of putting a car on the road every month. it also seems to be cheaper to buy a newish car rather than an older model.
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Old Feb 12th 2010 | 7:11 pm
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hidden costs?

Speed cameras.... depending on how you drive and how quickly you assimilate to local conditions you might want to budget for a couple of convictions in your first couple of years - allow $500 and unless your an incurable leadfoot you might be ok.



other hidden costs might include CBD parking if you're intending to drive to work and road tolls - both of which your costs will vary depending on where you work and where you live.
 

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