“You get what you pay for” – this old adage holds true, especially when it comes to buying a car. Besides the initial purchase price, you also have to shoulder the significant “rolling costs.” So, what exactly does “rolling” mean, and how can you calculate these costs accurately and efficiently?
Calculating rolling costs
“Rolling” isn’t just about the car moving on the road; it encompasses all the expenses incurred from the moment you decide to own a car until it’s actually operational. Simply put, for a car to “roll” smoothly on all roads, you need to “pour” in a considerable amount of money.
“Rolling costs” are the sum of all fees payable for a car to legally and safely operate on the road, including:
Each car type and locality will have different rolling cost calculations. However, you can refer to the following general formula:
Rolling Costs = Listed Price + Taxes and Fees + Insurance Costs + Operating Costs
For example, Mr. Nam wants to buy a Thaco 2.4-ton truck with a listed price of 500 million VND. After calculating taxes, fees, insurance, etc., Mr. Nam’s rolling costs are approximately 600 million VND.
Mr. Nam buying a truck
Yes. When buying a car on installment, you will have to pay additional interest, increasing the total rolling costs.
Yes. Taxes, fees, fuel prices, etc., can change over time, affecting rolling costs.
You can contact the car dealer or use online rolling cost calculators.
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