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On-road costs refer to the expenses associated with owning and operating a vehicle beyond its purchase price. These costs typically include fuel, insurance, registration, maintenance, and repairs, as well as any road taxes or tolls. Understanding these expenses is essential for budgeting and ensuring the overall affordability of vehicle ownership. By accounting for on-road costs, drivers can make more informed decisions about their transportation options.

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