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08 March 2007, 12:27 PM
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supermini question..
I'm finding it hard to pick one, there's so many to pick from, we're just after a 1.4 small shopping car!?!?
we're wanting something new/nearly new..
we're wanting something new/nearly new..
08 March 2007, 01:10 PM
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now if you want really cheap then what about an Aygo - 6k brand new and 47mpg+
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If you dont do many miles, why are you selling the Type R?
Mine does 30mpg, costs about 400 quid a year to insure (28 y.o. male, Full NCB), and front tyres lasted 15k, rears look like they'll last about 30k.
Surely most new cars will lose you a lot more in depreciation now than your Type R? And you have to drive round in a 1.4 small car..
Mine does 30mpg, costs about 400 quid a year to insure (28 y.o. male, Full NCB), and front tyres lasted 15k, rears look like they'll last about 30k.
Surely most new cars will lose you a lot more in depreciation now than your Type R? And you have to drive round in a 1.4 small car..
09 March 2007, 01:48 PM
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If you dont do many miles, why are you selling the Type R?
Mine does 30mpg, costs about 400 quid a year to insure (28 y.o. male, Full NCB), and front tyres lasted 15k, rears look like they'll last about 30k.
Surely most new cars will lose you a lot more in depreciation now than your Type R? And you have to drive round in a 1.4 small car..
Mine does 30mpg, costs about 400 quid a year to insure (28 y.o. male, Full NCB), and front tyres lasted 15k, rears look like they'll last about 30k.
Surely most new cars will lose you a lot more in depreciation now than your Type R? And you have to drive round in a 1.4 small car..
12 March 2007, 10:27 AM
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I sit in a lot of traffic to and from work so i go through a lot of petrol and get no pleasure out of spending money on petrol to sit in traffic, it costs me £900 to insure a year, my road tax is expensive, my finance on the car a month is expensive, we don't use it at the weekends because we use the scooby. It costs me £500 a month to have, then we start stacking up what it cost's us for the scooby a month, a lot of money!! Would be nice to have it all but the expense of buying a house its not going to happen, we're happy to keep one nice car and get a runner around!! Makes sense!!
Sorry - not trying to tell you what to do by the way, realise my first post could have come across a bit like that!
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