Sentences with phrase «mean over the life of the vehicle»
«When people talk about cost competitive, they really mean over the life of the vehicle, meaning that it will be more expensive up front, but eventually (in this case, by 2025) the lower energy and maintenance costs will offset the higher purchase cost,» Sperling said in an email.
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«Buy within your means, buy where you want to live, buy slow, buy smart, and know that, over time, the housing market has been as stable of a vehicle for growth as any.»
Further adding to the value of the Metris are 15,000 - mile service intervals, meaning it will spend less time in the shop and more time doing its job over the life of the vehicle.
29 CARB interprets this to mean that the reduction in «operating expenses» over the average life of the vehicle must exceed the «expected increases in vehicle cost [purchase price] resulting from the technology improvements needed to meet the standards in the proposed regulation.»