Car to house value ratios

[thunderlizard]

I've got neither so we'd be back on discussing the value of 0/0 again.

[wendigo100]

0.001% and 0.00034%

Scottish parsimony?

For me it's 0.125% for the first one, but I can't be arsed to work out what savings I've got, what with all my cash being in the mortgage account, funds, and all that baloney.

[angusglover]

Scottish parsimony?

For me it's 0.125% for the first one, but I can't be arsed to work out what savings I've got, what with all my cash being in the mortgage account, funds, and all that baloney.

Me, I just made those figures up...lolol

[Bagpuss]

The first one is 8% or 0.2% depending on which car I am driving.

[andy]

the first one is 0/0%
no car no house

[wendigo100]

Me, I just made those figures up...lolol

I did wonder - assuming you've got a house of 300,000 your car would be worth £30.

We had a cricket teammate last season who literally lived in his car, some old banger with two suitcases in the back seat. So I guess he'd come out at 100%. Harrow education, Durham University, and all he does is swan around the country playing cricket.

[minsky1]

6% and 6%....... I think its a bit high because my daily driver is a 911.

[Xenophon]

Yup.

It's on its last legs though 211,400 odd... barely run in, but the engine has developed a habit of going out while taking low speed corners... and the complete lack of accellaration from standstill is getting a bit dicey...

I reckon you should try to get it to 250k!

[wendigo100]

Yup.

It's on its last legs though 211,400 odd... barely run in, but the engine has developed a habit of going out while taking low speed corners... and the complete lack of accellaration from standstill is getting a bit dicey...

I've got a rover on its last legs with 190K. The engine is still sweet as a nut, one of the old Honda jobs, but the bodywork is flaking off...

I'm not a very good contractor running one of those am I.