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Originally Posted by norm
This might sound like a crazy notion, but I was trying to justify a purchase with the other half with this logic:
1. 6 months ago the OZ $ was around 90-94c at peak. At the same time petrol was about $1.40 - $1.55 a litre.
2. Today petrol is hovering around $1.00 with the OZ $ at 62-64c - rumours has it thats its going to go down further still.
Wouldn't the savings in petrol at todays rate(obviously dependent on ones consumption) offset the low value of the OZ $, hence justifying a purchase at its current price be a non issue?  
Norm |
No probs,
Except, a new Tak FSQ106 is around 7,000 AUD. So you are saving 50 cents on a litre of petrol. So you would need to be doing say 14,000 litres of petrol a year to justify it.
Not unreasonable I guess .....
Cheers
Paul