What costs should I include in fleet calculations?

Include fuel, maintenance, insurance, registration, depreciation, financing costs, parking, tolls, and driver-related expenses. Don't forget indirect costs like administration time.

How do I calculate depreciation?

Use straight-line depreciation: (Purchase Price - Salvage Value) / Expected Years. For vehicles, 5 years is typical with 10-20% salvage value.

When should I replace fleet vehicles?

Consider replacement when maintenance costs exceed 50% of annual depreciation, or when total cost per mile starts increasing significantly.

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The Fleet Cost Calculator helps businesses with vehicle fleets understand their true operating costs. Track fuel, maintenance, insurance, depreciation, and per-mile costs for each vehicle and your entire fleet to optimize spending.

How to use it

1 Add vehicles to your fleet
2 Enter purchase price and expected lifespan
3 Input monthly fuel and maintenance costs
4 Add insurance and registration fees
5 Enter annual mileage
6 Calculate cost per mile and total fleet costs

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Understand true vehicle costs
Optimize fleet size
Budget accurately
Compare lease vs buy
Identify cost-saving opportunities

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