What if you didn’t need to own a car?
Owning a car is expensive – even a small one. The AA estimates the cost of ownership at around $8,000 per year. That’s $22 every single day, whether you drive it or not.
Now imagine keeping that money in your pocket.
What if you only needed a car… occasionally?
If you already own a bike or live near a good bus route, maybe it’s time to rethink whether you need a car at all – or at least, not a second one.
By going car-free or car-light, you can save on:
- Insurance and registration
- Warrant of Fitness and annual servicing
- Fuel, oil, tyres, wiper blades, and other maintenance
- Parking fees and tickets.