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      <title>How I Built a Vehicle Cost Comparison Tool That Doesn&#39;t Ignore Depreciation</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;I was replacing a 2014 petrol MPV with a used EV. Along the way I collected insurance quotes, checked the vehicle tax bracket, asked for a battery health certificate, got a trade-in offer, and compared a cash price against a dealer&amp;rsquo;s financing plan. Somewhere in the middle of all that I wanted one simple thing: a single number telling me what switching would actually cost per year, compared to just keeping the car I already had.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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