What do you fancy for your next new car?
29 July 2017, 08:30 PM
#91
Lol you got the colour right but about 40yrs out, it's this beast of a machine.
https://www.google.hr/search?q=vauxh...BXlV7926DoDDM:
And to be fair, it's a cracking little motor.
All i can imagine is this;
https://www.google.hr/search?q=vauxh...BXlV7926DoDDM:
And to be fair, it's a cracking little motor.
02 August 2017, 05:06 PM
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*cough balloon 
Joking aside if you get really attached to a car in your term, can you just replace it with same model at the end? or does it depend on the contract? So are you obliged to change the car if you continue the contract? My argument is if you really like the car and you cant keep it without paying the balloon paym you're kinda forced into buying something else which you might not like at all.
Joking aside if you get really attached to a car in your term, can you just replace it with same model at the end? or does it depend on the contract? So are you obliged to change the car if you continue the contract? My argument is if you really like the car and you cant keep it without paying the balloon paym you're kinda forced into buying something else which you might not like at all.
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03 August 2017, 01:12 PM
#94
*cough balloon
Joking aside if you get really attached to a car in your term, can you just replace it with same model at the end? or does it depend on the contract? So are you obliged to change the car if you continue the contract? My argument is if you really like the car and you cant keep it without paying the balloon paym you're kinda forced into buying something else which you might not like at all.
Joking aside if you get really attached to a car in your term, can you just replace it with same model at the end? or does it depend on the contract? So are you obliged to change the car if you continue the contract? My argument is if you really like the car and you cant keep it without paying the balloon paym you're kinda forced into buying something else which you might not like at all.
In the 3 previous PCP deals I've had, the GMFV has ALWAYS been lower than the value of the car. In the case of my Fiesta I pocketed £1750 which I used as the deposit for my Focus ST.
I've not been attached to a car for a long time. 24/36 months and I'm happy to try something different. In a couple of months I'll be looking at changing it for an RS/A45/M140i
*edit - I could change my 2 year old Focus ST for a new one if I wanted. Ford still offering new STs on 0% finance.
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12 August 2017, 04:43 PM
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17 August 2017, 07:28 AM
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Are you talking about my username or the car? I also meant to include Maserati Gransport. You can pick one up for $25000 with very few miles on the clock.
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26 August 2017, 07:24 PM
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I'm selling my BMW E46 M3 if anyone's interested?
New MOT this week....
Apart from getting a Type R, I would actually love a Series A Opel Manta..Yellow, matt black bonnet, black vinyl interior, fake wooden dash and Elvis shades..
New MOT this week....
Apart from getting a Type R, I would actually love a Series A Opel Manta..Yellow, matt black bonnet, black vinyl interior, fake wooden dash and Elvis shades..
26 August 2017, 07:25 PM
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Lol you got the colour right but about 40yrs out, it's this beast of a machine.
https://www.google.hr/search?q=vauxh...BXlV7926DoDDM:
And to be fair, it's a cracking little motor.
https://www.google.hr/search?q=vauxh...BXlV7926DoDDM:
And to be fair, it's a cracking little motor.
Absolute pig of thing it was..I lived more everyday in thing, than i have in the past 20 years.
29 August 2017, 09:11 AM
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Don't fancy a new car. Overpriced to buy compared with cheap finance which keeps nominal prices high. Too much electric power steering and suspension that is neither comfortable or roll resistant. Too many small engines with ECUs locked down for tuning or turbos that peak power by 4500 RPM on tuned petrol engines. Too many taxes.
29 August 2017, 08:16 PM
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How about the new M5 - http://www.bmw.co.uk/en_GB/new-vehic...-a-glance.html
And Holy smoke to the price list too
29 August 2017, 10:58 PM
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