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    #61
    Originally posted by eddie1507 View Post
    Nice mate glad fellow other .netters
    where are you contracting? how you find the market?

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      #62
      Posh cars are just utter bellendatery, £85k and it's a buzz for two weeks then it might as well be a Mondeo.

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        #63
        If you have to get car finance in order to buy a car then you can't really afford the car, so don't.

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          #64
          Originally posted by stek View Post
          Posh cars are just utter bellendatery, £85k and it's a buzz for two weeks then it might as well be a Mondeo.
          They forgot the malicious damage in car parks and parked on the road.

          Least some guy got caught doing 9Ks worth.....
          "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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            #65
            Originally posted by AtW View Post
            If you have to get car finance in order to buy a car then you can't really afford the car, so don't.
            Why would I want to own a depreciating asset ?

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              #66
              Originally posted by eddie1507 View Post
              Why would I want to own a depreciating asset ?
              With finance you are paying for depreciation + hefty interest on top.

              If depreciation is a problem then you can't afford the car anyway.
              Last edited by AtW; 30 August 2015, 16:09.

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                #67
                Originally posted by AtW View Post
                With finance you are paying for depreciation + hefty interest on top.

                If depreciation is a problem then you can't afford the car anyway.
                Sorry do you know the exact offers I am talking about ?

                As being as your a mind reader can I have the lottery numbers for next Saturdays that way you can 'help me' own a depreciating asset.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by eddie1507 View Post
                  Sorry do you know the exact offers I am talking about ? As being as your a mind reader can I have the lottery numbers for next Saturdays that way you can 'help me' own a depreciating asset.
                  One does not need to be a mind reader to know that any car finance offer is very profitable to whoever is providing it, meaning that you are a mug.

                  Get a used Ford Focus for cash, you'll thank me later.

                  P.S. I don't play the lottery because I've got enough brains to know it's a con for the stupid and/or desperate. Premium bonds on the other hand is OKish...

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by AtW View Post
                    One does not need to be a mind reader to know that any car finance offer is very profitable to whoever is providing it, meaning that you are a mug.

                    Get a used Ford Focus for cash, you'll thank me later.

                    P.S. I don't play the lottery because I've got enough brains to know it's a con for the stupid and/or desperate. Premium bonds on the other hand is OKish...

                    Tell that to the people who won it.

                    As for your stance on financing a car you sir are wrong.

                    Enjoy

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by eddie1507 View Post
                      As for your stance on financing a car you sir are wrong.
                      Why is that?

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