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Another few words: WORKS HARD combined with FINANCE!
I've got a new 1.9TDi Sport and I'm only 18.
I've got a new 1.9TDi Sport and I'm only 18.
croakey
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i'm a uni student..and i bought my 1.4 sport outright brand new last year
its called working your bollox off, combined with living at home, and saving student loans!
i've got coilovers, rims, and a fair bit more to go on...
and being part time i still cleared 13k last year
its called working your bollox off, combined with living at home, and saving student loans!
i've got coilovers, rims, and a fair bit more to go on...
and being part time i still cleared 13k last year
It's a good way to go!! I'm Uni'ing and have earnt about 9k this year - plenty of money to spend on a car hehe .
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hay i didn't mean any offence to anyone
, i'm sure all of us have worked very hard for the cars we have... or had btw leigh15 what's a antiseptic cream got to do with getting a car
I've never had a new car.. My first car cost me £600 when I was 23... LOL. It was a rusty old grannies mini. Mind you I managed to buy that outright. I was not living at home though and had to pay rent ctax etc and was earning crap money... (I'm a scientist and the pay is badddddd!! especially then when it was my first job after graduating).
That mini was great fun and taught be to enjoy driving (which I always hated up til that point). It's the only car I've ever bought out right!!
My current car is the newest I've ever had, still paying a loan but it'll be finished in a years time then it'll be all mine. And still reasonably newish... well kinda!! At least I don't get the huge depreciation that the first owner must have had after selling after a year.
If you have the means go for it.... but for me I'm never going to be one for spending huge amounts on a car I just don't have the cash!! I even begrudge paying the £300 for insurance and I know that's a fraction of what some of you guys pay, and I'm old (30) and have a low-performance car...!!!
Still I love my ibiza as much as anyone else. So my motto is do the best by the means that you have!!
I was not living at home though and had to pay rent ctax etc and was earning crap money... (I'm a scientist and the pay is badddddd!! especially then when it was my first job after graduating).That mini was great fun and taught be to enjoy driving (which I always hated up til that point). It's the only car I've ever bought out right!!
My current car is the newest I've ever had, still paying a loan but it'll be finished in a years time then it'll be all mine. And still reasonably newish... well kinda!! At least I don't get the huge depreciation that the first owner must have had after selling after a year.
If you have the means go for it.... but for me I'm never going to be one for spending huge amounts on a car I just don't have the cash!! I even begrudge paying the £300 for insurance and I know that's a fraction of what some of you guys pay, and I'm old (30) and have a low-performance car...!!!
Still I love my ibiza as much as anyone else. So my motto is do the best by the means that you have!!
hay i didn't mean any offence to anyone
btw leigh15 what's a antiseptic cream got to do with getting a car
Makes it less painful when the stealer tries to........
mattylol
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im 19 and just bought a brand new FR TDi
cool, having the ol TDi doesn't half help with insurence at that age either huh, even tho it is bloody quick
I couldn't find anyone who would give me insurance on any FR TDi! It's bad enough getting it for a new 1.4.....
really, my 04 FR TDi was £200 cheaper than my 52 plate 1.4 se for some reason
If only I had the same luck, I'd have got the FR!
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