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44 minutes ago, silvrsvt said:

My Bronco keeps eating rocks with its windshield and I've put out roughly $1500 in repairs for two windshields in the past 2 1/2 years of ownership 


My flex is just as bad. I have terrible luck with windshields. Every vehicle I’ve ever owned has needed a replacement at one point or another.  Best decision I ever made was adding window coverage to my insurance. Only costs me a $100 deductible and most places around here will pay that so it ends up being nothing out of pocket for me. 

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7 hours ago, fuzzymoomoo said:


My flex is just as bad. I have terrible luck with windshields. Every vehicle I’ve ever owned has needed a replacement at one point or another.  Best decision I ever made was adding window coverage to my insurance. Only costs me a $100 deductible and most places around here will pay that so it ends up being nothing out of pocket for me. 


Im at the point now that I refuse to use safelite now-I got a nick then a crack in my windshield back in July. I had Safelite try to come out FOUR times fix it-either had damaged windshields shipped to them or other things came up. I winded up using a glass guy that the dealership uses and had an OEM glass installed within four hours of calling him. 

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10 hours ago, ice-capades said:

Forget all the other lists you see online about vehicle expenses. Here's the answer for so many consumers!

 

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Ain't that the truth! I cut down on some of the cost by going to ALDI when I'm down in Bloomington, IN or up in Indy

 

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13 hours ago, ice-capades said:

Forget all the other lists you see online about vehicle expenses. Here's the answer for so many consumers!

 

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I can't believe parents let their kids drive these things. If I had a dollar everytime my ankles were murder by a kid speeding around in these I'd have enough money to fill my own shopping cart. 

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On 9/8/2024 at 9:00 AM, ice-capades said:

Forget all the other lists you see online about vehicle expenses. Here's the answer for so many consumers!

 

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You're right!  After the mortgage and car payment, food is next! Nobody really knows how much they spend on groceries because you don't get a bill for just groceries. I have never seen a grocery store credit card, has anybody? Is there such a thing as an oil company credit card anymore?  If I'm right about this, the reason is because you can't recover food or gasoline! But sure you have some idea if you pay cash, but if you put it on a credit card, it's mixed in with other purchases. You know, like the exercise machine you used three times, then shoved it in a corner and now use it for a coat rack!  Or the $1000 TV you bought on sale for $600, then make the minimum payments so it ends up costing with interest $2000!!!

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12 minutes ago, Joe771476 said:

You're right!  After the mortgage and car payment, food is next! Nobody really knows how much they spend on groceries because you don't get a bill for just groceries. I have never seen a grocery store credit card, has anybody? Is there such a thing as an oil company credit card anymore?  If I'm right about this, the reason is because you can't recover food or gasoline! But sure you have some idea if you pay cash, but if you put it on a credit card, it's mixed in with other purchases. You know, like the exercise machine you used three times, then shoved it in a corner and now use it for a coat rack!  Or the $1000 TV you bought on sale for $600, then make the minimum payments so it ends up costing with interest $2000!!!


I have a BP card we only use for gas.  Grocery stores have apps that track your purchases and it’s easy to find grocery store charges on your bank statement.

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38 minutes ago, Joe771476 said:

You're right!  After the mortgage and car payment, food is next! Nobody really knows how much they spend on groceries because you don't get a bill for just groceries. I have never seen a grocery store credit card, has anybody? Is there such a thing as an oil company credit card anymore?  If I'm right about this, the reason is because you can't recover food or gasoline! But sure you have some idea if you pay cash, but if you put it on a credit card, it's mixed in with other purchases. You know, like the exercise machine you used three times, then shoved it in a corner and now use it for a coat rack!  Or the $1000 TV you bought on sale for $600, then make the minimum payments so it ends up costing with interest $2000!!!

 

As @akirby replied, the gas companies still have their own credit cards and charges for groceries are easy to track. 

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3 hours ago, Joe771476 said:

You're right!  After the mortgage and car payment, food is next! Nobody really knows how much they spend on groceries because you don't get a bill for just groceries. I have never seen a grocery store credit card, has anybody? Is there such a thing as an oil company credit card anymore?  If I'm right about this, the reason is because you can't recover food or gasoline! But sure you have some idea if you pay cash, but if you put it on a credit card, it's mixed in with other purchases. You know, like the exercise machine you used three times, then shoved it in a corner and now use it for a coat rack!  Or the $1000 TV you bought on sale for $600, then make the minimum payments so it ends up costing with interest $2000!!!

 

They invented these things called receipts.....lol

 

If you want to know, you add your receipts together from xyz grocery store.  Not that difficult (though time consuming).

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