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Assumptions: 20,000 km driven/year; 60% city/40% highway; gas, $1.35 litre. Insurance costs based on 28-year-old with clean driving record. Depreciation costs assume 20% in 1st year and 10% in each subsequent year. Interest charges based on lowest available 60-month dealer financing rates.
*Total cost of ownership includes fuel, depreciation, insurance and loan interest
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