Looking for CHEAP wifey car on lease...?
21 January 2007, 10:31 AM
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Looking for CHEAP wifey car on lease...?
I need to get my wife a little car to run around in, it will only be used for a bit of shopping etc, so a small car will suffice.
Im after something newish, but it looks like rather than spending £5k getting her a car outright, it may be better to lease one, on a 12 month lease, that way, a new car can be had every year, and I dont have to worry about anything...
So, can anyone suggest any good 12 month lease deals on small (decent ) cars, not interetsted in cars like kias etc, more looking along the lines of 207s,clios etc.......
Suggestions please!
Im after something newish, but it looks like rather than spending £5k getting her a car outright, it may be better to lease one, on a 12 month lease, that way, a new car can be had every year, and I dont have to worry about anything...
So, can anyone suggest any good 12 month lease deals on small (decent ) cars, not interetsted in cars like kias etc, more looking along the lines of 207s,clios etc.......
Suggestions please!
21 January 2007, 01:36 PM
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Here is a suggestion - its a fantastic deal I have just taken advantage of myself in the last few days.
A 52 Plate, 2002, Suzuki Swift 1.0Litre GLS, 20,000miles and one owner, 50 mpg, 10 months Tax and 10 months MOT and as new, will be fantastic for shopping trips and as a run-around, price? all in price? no extras ..... just £1300!!
Cracking deal - I doubt amyone will be able to post better!!
A 52 Plate, 2002, Suzuki Swift 1.0Litre GLS, 20,000miles and one owner, 50 mpg, 10 months Tax and 10 months MOT and as new, will be fantastic for shopping trips and as a run-around, price? all in price? no extras ..... just £1300!!
Cracking deal - I doubt amyone will be able to post better!!
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21 January 2007, 01:53 PM
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21 January 2007, 02:04 PM
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So? After paying, say, £250 a month ...... thats £3000 over a year ...... you will have NOTHING to show for it???? NOTHING??
Whereas, if you buy a very good nearly new car for just £1300 - you will still have a car worth about £1300 after 1 year ..... lets assume it has dropped in value to a worse case £1000 - that equates out at £25 a month!!
A TENTH!!
AND, do as I did and get 10 months car tax thrown in and your cost per month would be around £15!!
Is this why I am rich whilst all you wannabees aren't??
NOTHING?? Whereas, if you buy a very good nearly new car for just £1300 - you will still have a car worth about £1300 after 1 year ..... lets assume it has dropped in value to a worse case £1000 - that equates out at £25 a month!!
A TENTH!!
AND, do as I did and get 10 months car tax thrown in and your cost per month would be around £15!!
Is this why I am rich whilst all you wannabees aren't??
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21 January 2007, 05:59 PM
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Just giving you the advice that some people charge a lot for .... I'm offering you a £15 a month maximum payment to get the same thing. In fact, if you buy wisely, you could actually MAKE a profit!!
And why TROLL??
And why TROLL??
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21 January 2007, 08:59 PM
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i can well beat that i paid £750 for a w reg fiat seicento wrote it off 3 months later and got £1900
21 January 2007, 09:06 PM
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Either way - there is money to be saved or made from the runaround cars ... paying £100's a month for nothing is just plain daft - or just chasing an image??
Images and Respect cost money!!
Images and Respect cost money!!
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