Which of the following is not a major cost of vehicle ownership? *

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ANEK [815]3 years ago

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Answer: Fuel

Explanation:

A fuel is expected to be affordable and it is kept by the government at such a price which can be afforded by general public. The cost of insurance is expected high as it will pay for any kind of hazard happen to the vehicle for maintenance and proper functioning. The repairs, cleaning and detailing also require a good sum amount of payment of a mechanic which is difficult to be afforded by the person. A cleaning procedure can be done personally but a mechanic can also open those sites which are difficult to be opened and can clean the trash also the mechanic can only provide detailing to the vehicle in terms of development of furniture or sitting, designing of window panes, changing the headlights and others.

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