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I know what your saying DP, but my position is OK (safe as houses) at the moment, albeit with the inherit risk of contracting. Would be easier if I was a millionaire like you. -
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That is cheap...and I did quite like my passat when i had it. I'm having second thoughts now.Originally posted by Lumiere View PostSkoda is selling brand new Octavias for £11K atm (25% discount)Comment
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Someone nicked a Qashqai. Do you have a particularly desperate type of car thief in your area?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI had a Qashqai till it got nicked two weeks ago. Loved it, great car.
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Isn't Octavia rather Golf based ?Originally posted by conned tractor View PostThat is cheap...and I did quite like my passat when i had it. I'm having second thoughts now.Comment
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It's not just the interior, most leasing companies have an annual mileage limit which is surprisingly easy to go over.Originally posted by LightshipCan you trust your kids to not wreck the interior? Otherwise, leasing could turn into an expensive nightmare when the time comes for you to turn it in.Coffee's for closersComment
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Been looking at getting one of these as well. Some good deals to be had on 2-3 year old models.Originally posted by conned tractor View PostLooking for a new family motor as the current one is certainly past it's best.
I was thinking about getting a nissan quashqai....anone got one, any thoughts? Thinking of testing one out tomorrow. Intended purpose is to do the weekly commute and as a kiddy wagon at the weekend.
I know it's not a beemer or such but, well, I can't afford a premium contractor motor at the moment.
Oh, and i'm gonna lease it, not tax effective but casflow is crap as warchest is piled into plan B - which will be up and running by the end of the month
So any opinions on the 'squishy'?"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Probably pinched to order. Not your usual joyrider material, someone wanted that particular car, especially if it was a top spec version.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSomeone nicked a Qashqai. Do you have a particularly desperate type of car thief in your area?
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