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Reply to: Audi A6 and BMW 5 Series too fancy ?
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Previously on "Audi A6 and BMW 5 Series too fancy ?"
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Funny how people have no idea what a car's worth, you can buy an A6 for 1500 quid, put it on a private plate and give it a polish and you'll get quips about how you're paid too much, from people who spent ten times that on a new Mondeo.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaybe get a lovely car, but a couple of years old so it doesn't look all shiny.
When you do sell it, compare what you get for it with what the car you could have got brand new for the same outlay would have fetched, and smile.
Originally posted by d000hg View PostThen park near management so it doesn't stick out.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostHow else can I possibly know how many hours, minutes and seconds to invoice for if I don't?
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Maybe get a lovely car, but a couple of years old so it doesn't look all shiny.
Then park near management so it doesn't stick out.
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going onto the original topic.
I don't think Audi A6's and BMW 5 series are necessarily too fancy. With a generous lease arrangement or a few lies on the application paperwork, I'm sure lots of people could get one.
Get a car you're happy with, and you aren't going to stress about when you park it at the client site.
If that gets worrying, get an older/cheaper/c**pier car for client work, and a more shiny one for the weekends!
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostChavs drive 'S' reg BMW 318's with the badge taken off cos' they is bling innit.
I bought my CTR because you simply can't beat the package for the price.
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Originally posted by blacksheep View PostSeconded. I have one of the "previous" Civic Type-R's also. Don't care that its seen as a chav car, and is a bit uncomfortable on long journeys. Show it a road with a few bends on, and it sticks a huge grin on my face.
I bought my CTR because you simply can't beat the package for the price.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI have neither, it's the last gen Civic Type-r.
The proper one with multi-link suspension, the one that's quicker than the new one.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostNo need to apologise it's nice to meet someone with taste!
Corrado is a nice car but never really saw many of them about.
You don't see that many. I had a VR6, I still miss it.
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostSurely you have an Android app for that.
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Originally posted by original PM View Postare we talking the new civic type r
or the old integra type r - which was a great car
The proper one with multi-link suspension, the one that's quicker than the new one.
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No need to apologise it's nice to meet someone with taste!
Corrado was a nice car but never really saw many of them about.
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Originally posted by original PM View Postare we talking the new civic type r
or the old integra type r - which was a great car
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