Example 1
- inspection 149
- repairs 0
149,00
What inspection cost at 149 + 0? 149,00. Two amounts, not a TCO year.
Type inspection and repairs. 149 + 0 gives 149,00. 149 + 680 gives 829,00. 99 + 1200 gives 1299,00. Two amounts, not a running-cost year.
Not a split between a test station and a workshop. The calculator adds inspection to repairs. A year of running costs lives on the annual running costs calculator.
Enter data and click Calculate.
Periodic inspection cost in this calculator is inspection plus repairs. 149 + 0 = 149. The result is 149,00, with a comma and two places. 149 + 680 gives 829,00. 99 + 1200 gives 1299,00. No currency in the number.
The inspection field is the test fee. The repairs field is the amount you add after faults. Empty repairs stay 0. 149 and 0 give 149,00. This is not two station price lists.
A test lane and a workshop do not load as separate lines. You type 149 yourself. Other repairs at 149 give another result than 829,00. The calculator does not know a local station.
Annual running costs next door stack a year of the car. Here one inspection-plus-repairs sum. 149 + 680 stays 829,00, not a TCO year.
Type 149 and 0, then Calculate. A comma in 149.5 parses. Zero in both fields leaves 0,00. A sketch from two amounts, not a stamp in the logbook.
149 + 0 gives 149,00. 149 + 680 gives 829,00. 99 + 1200 gives 1299,00. Other repairs at 149 change the sum.
sum = inspection + repairs
Sum = inspection + repairs. 149 + 0 gives 149,00. This is not a TCO year.
149,00
What inspection cost at 149 + 0? 149,00. Two amounts, not a TCO year.
829,00
What inspection cost at 149 + 680? 829,00.
1299,00
What inspection cost at 99 + 1200? 1299,00.
149,00. 149 + 0 = 149. Two places, no currency.
829,00. 149 + 680 = 829.
1299,00. 99 + 1200 = 1299.
No. Two fields: inspection and repairs. One sum.
No. The calculator shows 149,00. It does not append a currency.
No. You type the amount. A lane can differ.
That card stacks a year. Here 149 + 680 stays 829,00.
The inspection alone remains. 149 + 0 = 149,00.
Yes. 149.5 + 0 gives another sum than 149,00.
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