You might try my way.. Get the best price you can when you buy your toy.. Get the best price when you sell your toy.. Take the differemce and divide by the number of months you owned the toy.. Then just take that Number and figure out for yourself that you most likely piss away more each month for less. If you enjoyed the toy it was worth it.. If not. oh well there is always the next toy.

Mike

Once I bought the auto, I don't want to talk about the price, I don't want to think about the price, and I don't want to see any price. Some smart as* is gonna tell you he got it cheaper, or you could do this or that. Except once I ran into a guy at my dealer service gate, his Hummer is almost same as mine within weeks, he said he paid $75K or something shockingly high, I changed the subject when he asked me about my H2 cost, I don't like to see grown man cry. Once I bought a new TV or PC I have to try hard to avoid eye contact with any TV/PC ads in Sunday paper.

Same is true once I sold the auto or broke up with GF, its over, walk away, move on. Out of sight, out of mind. Anyone ever sit down to add up all the money you spent on cars in the past years since you started owning autos?