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Ojc

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17th Sep 10 at 10:14

To me it is, we put down a decent deposit and just trade up after 3 years and pay next to nothing for it.

Need to be reliable and cheap to run if Rach is on road brea.

3CorsaMeal

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17th Sep 10 at 10:14

Escort 1.8 Si mate, £150

John

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17th Sep 10 at 10:15

quote:
Originally posted by mwg
I think its a good deal and a really nice looking car too. Makes sense to me.

Whats the point in paying extra to buy a car when you are going to change it every 3 years anyway.

With a corsa like that you can pick upa brand new one, that you'd own at the end, for a grand more, 2k more max.

It would hardly cost anything extra per month and you'd be much better off at the end of it.

Ojc

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17th Sep 10 at 10:20

Well see what he says, if we trade the Clio in it might be worth doing it that way. We'll see tomorrow brea.

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17th Sep 10 at 10:25

you cant sell the clio after yesterday

Warren G

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17th Sep 10 at 10:26

oh hi james, glad to see your alive mate

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17th Sep 10 at 10:26

leasing is the way forwards for a daily driver IMO

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17th Sep 10 at 10:26

quote:
Originally posted by Warren G
oh hi james, glad to see your alive mate

thanks mate, glad to see your back from another holiday

Warren G

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17th Sep 10 at 10:29

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Warren G
oh hi james, glad to see your alive mate

thanks mate, glad to see your back from another holiday

yeah

Next one is november i think

Colin

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17th Sep 10 at 10:33

Leasing can be a good thing.

Guy at work has a full maintenance plan on a Renaultsport megane for £250 a month, he's had it 3yrs & the balloon was 7k on it so he could either buy it or hand it back, he's bought it & taken it right round the corner to we buy any car for 10k.

I think he's done alright!!

John

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17th Sep 10 at 10:33

quote:
Originally posted by jr
leasing is the way forwards for a daily driver IMO

Even when it's the same price to own it?

There are obviously times when it's beneficial to lease.

Not at those figures on that car though.

[Edited on 17-09-2010 by John]

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17th Sep 10 at 10:35

quote:
Originally posted by John

quote:
Originally posted by jr
leasing is the way forwards for a daily driver IMO

Even when it's the same price to own it?

There are obviously times when it's beneficial to lease.

Not at those figures on that car though.

[Edited on 17-09-2010 by John]

lease it

dont mot it

dont service it

dont worry about it breaking

give it back

get a new one

works for me perfectly

Ojc

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17th Sep 10 at 10:35

We wont be paying those figures though

I agree 209 a month is too expensive.

Warren G

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17th Sep 10 at 10:45

buy it cheap, fix it, sell it a decent profit inc running costs

how i roll

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17th Sep 10 at 10:53

Let us know how much you can get it for. The advertised rate of £209 a month with bugger all down always makes me wonder what you could get it for if you didn't put pocket money down as a deposit...

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17th Sep 10 at 10:54

Though it's a shame it doesn't have the 90PS engine. I wonder why no one uses that anyone, mine seems to work ok

3CorsaMeal

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17th Sep 10 at 10:56

i propose you are all mummys boys.

John

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17th Sep 10 at 11:00

quote:
Originally posted by jr
lease it

dont mot it

dont service it

dont worry about it breaking

give it back

get a new one

works for me perfectly

You get all of that except the servicing in this case for the same price, and you can give it back (sell/trade in) and be better off, with these figures.

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17th Sep 10 at 11:08

How much does this car cost to by, sure it will be getting onto £12k?

l15ter

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17th Sep 10 at 11:21

quote:
Originally posted by ed
How much does this car cost to by, sure it will be getting onto £12k?

From £14k for the 1.2 16v

From £15,475 for the 1.3 cdti

[Edited on 17-09-2010 by l15ter]

stubbsy05

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17th Sep 10 at 11:23

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Ok then, shall Rachel travel 50 miles a day in a Clio 172 with 80k on the clock with panels falling off down the road and fuel bill more than a monthly payment on a brand new car that won't want for anything for it's lifetime?

50 miles a day really isn't that much.

How about a diesel VW?

I did 50 miles a day for 3 years in a £300 1.9 TDI VW Vento with 172k on the clock.

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17th Sep 10 at 11:24

Who do they think they are? VW?

£8k to rent is just paying the depreciation then. Seems reasonable to me...

mwg

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17th Sep 10 at 11:25

So its considerably cheaper to lease it if that price is right.

John

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17th Sep 10 at 11:29

Vauxhalls are never anywhere near list price.

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17th Sep 10 at 11:31

I don't see you getting thousands off of the list price, unless they have lots of them pre-registered and parked up in an airfield somewhere...

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