
A GoBankingRates.com survey (fixed link) awarded New Hampshire the honor of being the cheapest state in the nation to own a car. This cost of ownership is based on expenses in the first three years after you buy so no, the purchase-price is not part of the calculus. But according to GoBankingRates.com, U.S. car owners will pay an additional $11,227 on average to buy and own a car for three years on taxes, title and other point-of-purchase fees, registration fees, gas, car insurance, and other maintenance costs.
In New Hampshire the average cost was over three-thousand-dollars less.




