The staggering amount of money British drivers spend over their lifetime revealed - and how to keep costs down
have conducted research revealing that UK drivers spend a whopping £437,627 on car-related costs over their lifetime on average.Win a BMW M3 or £58k cash alternativeWe have teamed up with 7days Performance to offer you a special discounted chance to win the amazing cars this week.Full terms and conditions can be found here
Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. 18+. T&Cs apply. Brits are paying £35,579 for MOTs, servicing and repairs over their lifetime, which is £12,434 higher than the global average. Broken down, they spend £18,000 on repairs, £15,500 on servicing and £9,900 on road tax over the 60 years.
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