

| Subject: | for those of us who count beans ... |
| From: | J. Walker |
| Date: | Sun, 02 Oct 94 20:59:56 CDT |
newspaper blurb: Where Your Auto Dollar Goes Last year, gas accounted for 17 cents of each $1 spent on the typical car ... just half of the 34 cents that gas ate up in 1980. Insurance rose slightly, from 11 cents of each $1 in 1980 to 14 cents in 1993. Tires, maintenance and other costs went from 8 cents in 1980 to 13 cents in 1993. The biggest bite? Depreciation and interest on finance charges, which rose from 47 cents in 1980 to 56 cents last year. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- so for all of you whose older buses are completely paid off, well done. :) you're doing better than most folks. joel
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