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    258 Months of life 36 months of ownership. 14%
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    483 months alive, 3s for 81 months =31.8%

    But been a "dodge" turbo driver since I was 15...
    ...turbo Shelby charger, GLHS omni, TSi conquest, Shelby daytona Z, talon TSi.

    That would cover 62.1%

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    Quote Originally Posted by wingnut View Post
    483 months alive, 3s for 81 months =31.8%

    But been a "dodge" turbo driver since I was 15...
    ...turbo Shelby charger, GLHS omni, TSi conquest, Shelby daytona Z, talon TSi.

    That would cover 62.1%
    You fail at math. 81/483=16.7%

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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    You fail at math. 81/483=16.7%

    Indeed, 16.77018634%...don't know how I got 30 something

    ...but I stand by my 62.1

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    Quote Originally Posted by wingnut View Post
    Indeed, 16.77018634%...don't know how I got 30 something

    ...but I stand by my 62.1
    I looked at the numbers and was like, I know I am tired, but there is no way in hell that is 30whatever percent, so I opened the calculator and did the math, then proceeded to spend 5 minutes trying to figure out exactly what you did to come up with that number. LOL

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    I've had my white car for about 8.5 years, so that makes it 18.1%


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    29.6%ish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealMcCoy View Post
    I've had my white car for about 8.5 years, so that makes it 18.1%
    There's definitely a bias in that anyone over 30 more than likely wouldn't have been able to afford these cars as their first, like some of these yahoos...

    ...therefore we are stuck in the low percentile

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    Quote Originally Posted by wingnut View Post
    There's definitely a bias in that anyone over 30 more than likely wouldn't have been able to afford these cars as their first, like some of these yahoos...

    ...therefore we are stuck in the low percentile
    Yeah, what you said. I've deeply admired the car from the beginning, but wouldn't pay the price. Sucks that they are now affordable for a 16 yr old. as it means the market value just continues to slide. I bought mine late in life, well past the point of being able to afford one, simply due to being interested in other toys, so my percentage is low @ 7%.
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