I live in Jordan and just did some research on parking around my building. Seems like the going rate now is HK$3,900.. Which seems a bit ridiculous!
I live in Jordan and just did some research on parking around my building. Seems like the going rate now is HK$3,900.. Which seems a bit ridiculous!
Search - ParkingHK.com
try this website
I'm really curious about this; how does one get in touch to "rent" a spot from those "tor day"s? Do they approach you after seeing you park? Or they leave a note on your car after seeing you around for a few days? And how does one confirm if they are legit; it'd be frustrating if you paid one already and then another one comes along and says the turf is actually his?
And do they give any special protection like calling you if cops are coming around for tickets? haha
A little bit over 5 years old - 2010 model. Maintenance cost has been minimal other than servicing. Servicing - 6 month oil change / tire rotation etc etc at local garage, 12 month service at Hyundai (again not too expensive.. fluids / filter change). Between 4-6K a year.
Will have to spend a bit this year on new tires (first change).
Additional costs - Random meter & car parks / tunnel tolls / AA fees (lifetime family membership) / annual tax / Insurance through AA.
Last edited by shri; 20-01-2016 at 10:49 AM.
Is the total cost of ownership of a car lower or higher when compared to taking taxi every time if:
1. I live in rural area (e.g. Tuen Mun) and drive it to work in another rural area (e.g. Pak Shek Kok) every working day;
2. I live in rural area and drive it to work in the city (e.g. Tsim Sha Tsui) every working day;
3. I live in rural area and drive it only to a metro station nearby and take metro to work, and drive it to other rural areas on holidays?