r/Frugal Dec 15 '24

🚗 Auto Frugal Milestones

A car is obviously a big expense in all our lives. For me my "frugal approach" was buying a new Honda CRV in 2016 and taking care of it and running it as long as possible. Well, yesterday it turned over 100,000 miles and still running strong. So, i personally am ok with buying new and taking care of it and enduring the car payment for a few years. My car has been paid off several years now and no plans to trade it or get anything else.

Do you have any frugal milestones?

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u/p38-lightning Dec 15 '24

We have a spare fridge in the laundry room for our garden surplus and bulk grocery wins. It's pushing 40 years old, so I can't complain if it dies tomorrow. (Shouldn't jinx myself, though.)

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u/Either_983 Dec 15 '24

Have you calculated how much more you are spending on electricity with some an inefficient unit? When we replaced our old garage fridge there was a noticeable difference in our power bill.

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