Guess which vehicle they say is the 5th most expensive to own....
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8 Types of Cars That Could Drain Your Retirement Savings
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If $16K-$17K drains my retirement account after 10 years of owning a RAM, I would be more concerned about what I invested my money in. That's a drop in the bucket compared to maintenance for a damaged EV battery.
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Haha we own two Audi’s and a Ram. 
At least my F150 didn’t make that list. 
At least my F150 didn’t make that list. 
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A bunch of Euro cars, predominately German.
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Ah, a bunch of Euro cars, predominately German. Weird.
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Ah, a bunch of Euro cars, predominately German. Weird.
5. Ram
10-Year Maintenance Cost: $16,802
$16,802/10 years, $1,680/yearly, $140/monthly
Sounds about right. Still better than a payment.
the '19 laramie 1500 ccsb 4x4 5.7 3.92 rear 33 gal off road with sport hood was the best truck I ever owned and never gave me a problem while being a lot of fun to drive and tow our 6000# trailer. I would still have it if we hadnt decided to buy a 5th wheel.
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