Value for the long haul
Yes, it’s a great van. (It’s a Freightliner Sprinter.) But it’s also a great value, with highly competitive Total Costs of Operation.
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The calculated Total Cost of Operation only takes into account the cost for a standard model van and doesn’t include any additional options or accessory packages you may choose to add to your van.
Vincentric™ is an independent research organization that provides data, knowledge, and insight to the automotive industry by identifying and applying the many aspects of automotive operation costs. Vincentric results displayed are based on total cost-of-operation calculations in the retail market using its most recent monthly update.
TCO per mile may vary based on vehicle model, location, road and weather conditions.
VINCENTRIC COST FACTORS DESCRIPTION
Market Price: The Vincentric market price is determined using a proprietary algorithm that accounts for recent sales trends, day’s supply of inventory, destination charges, and actual sales transactions.
Finance: The amount it costs to borrow money for a vehicle purchase. A 60-month loan term with 15% down payment is assumed.
Insurance: Vincentric insurance cost estimates vary by vehicle type and assume over 6 years of driving experience. A standard insurance coverage is used based on data from multiple sources, with costs varying by state.
Fuel: Fuel costs are calculated by taking into account fuel price, inflation, annual mileage, as well as city and highway MPG and will vary by state. A default driving of 55% city and 45% highway is assumed.
Maintenance: Maintenance costs are affected by four key elements: Frequency, Labor Times, Labor Rates, and Parts pricing and are specific to the vehicle. Only scheduled maintenance items are included in the maintenance cost which includes all manufacturer recommended services such as oil changes, air filters, and vehicle inspections. Because labor rates vary by state, maintenance costs will also vary by state.
Repairs: The estimated cost owners will pay to keep their vehicle in operating condition. This value does not include maintenance cost, but instead estimates unexpected product and service costs. This estimate takes into account any bumper to bumper warranty offered by the manufacturer.
State Fees & Taxes: Administrative fees such as registration and titling fees add to the cost of owning a vehicle and will vary by state. In addition, state sales tax is included as are any reduction in taxes as a result of national tax credits available for electric vehicles.
Depreciation: The reduction in value a vehicle incurs during a given period of time.
Opportunity: The loss of potential interest earnings, had the out-of-pocket expenses incurred by owning and operating this vehicle been invested in a savings account.