Toyota GR Corolla 2024 | Cost to Own | Cost Breakdown 

thankks for humbling my dreams bc that's crazy

Now these are the youtube channels I need! Was literally thinking “man I love cars, but I also love personal finance.” Seems you’re that channel. A sub from me.

LMFAO. So technically almost no one can buy a car. Imagine if you did a house.

Very well broken down video. Thank you!

I love cent.

Got 0% Apr and am paying $210 a month for my GRC. I’m loving it!

This is about spot on for how much I pay a month including gas and insurance. Only place it’s different is I’m making double payments, and I make 60k a year. All about wants vs needs, balancing that, and then making it work. I don’t have many wants, I like cars that’s about it.

I got the aqua mica color Corolla Hatchback SE and someone mistook it for a GR Corolla. I’ll take it as a compliment. 😅

It’s crazy that 72 months financing is the new norm…

Welp, looks like I’ll be driving my 2013 Corolla until the wheels fall off 😅

Love the videos ❤

Ok, Maie says dollars, but Maie says cent.., why?

Integra type s next pls 🙏 great videos btw

Can’t even afford mortgage payments and here a GR Corolla…

Do an older car. I been looking at Focus RS's. Very curious on what that would look like.

Great breakdown. This is why car obsessed people are always broke. Its worth less every single day after you buy it. Invest instead

That's crazy, I still be making financially irresponsible decisions LOL

than why do i see so many tesla on the road. you mean to tell me tesla are more cheaper

I thoroughly disagree with this lol, the biggest issue is the insurance rate. Im a 24 year old male, and progressive would be less than a third for me, let alone someone like a 34 year old female. There's also the maintenance costs. Most people aren't going to be saving a specific amount for anything that might go wrong, so for the whole six years, you're probably looking at more like 100 dollars per year because its mostly just going to be oil changes since toyotas are renouned for their reliability. All in all, this video is good for people who really aren't making any type of good money, but it definitely leaves a lot to be desired because most people arent in the average, also dont min-max your life, thats how you grow to hate living.

Cents. Not cent.