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I would be depressed as well to plug in the numbers and see the truth. I would have a hard time believing that something so simple could accurately calculate taxes. The first problem is there are so many different taxes, and taxes vary from one area to the next depending on local legislation and tax laws. It would have to ask a number of questions and take a variety of options into consideration. The other aspect is that each person registers differently from the next and pays a different rate of tax depending on a number of factors. Has anyone received an accurate response from the website?

I believe that the internet is a much better investment overall compared to any print advertising. The same amount of money properly invested on the internet could continue to drive customers to your business for months, or even years to come. As time marches on the internet is going to become an essential tool for any business to be capable of surviving in the market. The world is becoming a smaller place, and with modern technology it is fairly inexpensive and simple for nearly any business to tap into the world market. A website and a bit of local keyword marketing can go a long way in driving sales for any business.

As you repair various parts of the vehicle take the time to snap photographs or record the work on video. Turn it into a tutorial. If you snap photographs you could make a book out of the whole process, or turn everything into a website and offer membership. If you take video you can certainly turn that into a very profitable membership website, or a video tutorial program. If you are going to do the work and create a life story why not take the time to turn it into a useful product for other MK lovers like those of us here!

I have always loved stories of vehicles that have lasted for a significant amount of time. I don't understand why exactly, but I guess I have always enjoyed the idea of the underdog winning, the story of the one that outlasted everyone else, and the idea of the turtle beating the rabbit. It blows my mind to think of owning a car for a decade and a half. I have never owned a vehicle that has lasted more than 5 or 6 years. I had a Pontiac Sunfire that lasted 200,000 plus miles and nearly 9 years before I could not longer drive it. I had a friend who owned a Ford Tempo that lasted for more than 400,000 miles when he sold it. That blew my mind.