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Not too bad I suppose. £600 is only four hours labour charge at my local BMW shop.
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Lucifer, funny you asked because my FD (I had'nt dare ask him before) would have mentioned it had the sum been large. He told me that we "only" had to pay £600 for some damages, which considering it was a £60 k motor was not bad.Originally posted by Lucifer Box View PostDodgy, I seem to recall you were worried about the leasing company stinging you for damage to a car you were returning recently. Did anything ever come of the over-zealous inspector?
So BMW finance are back on my Christmas car list
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Dodgy, I seem to recall you were worried about the leasing company stinging you for damage to a car you were returning recently. Did anything ever come of the over-zealous inspector?Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post
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Yeah, saw that too.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI remember her from Dragon's Den - she rejected the offer that they made her, much to the astonishment of the dragons (Bannatyne in particular).
I think she was using the show to raise the profile of her business.
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Looks like that chinese kid off Fonejacker - "you wanna buy DVD?"
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Have a search - Dodgy Agent had a few links a while back.Originally posted by willow_smith View PostHi guys,
Has anyone done car leasing? I think it is cheaper than buying, am I wrong?
Grateful for your help, also any good tips of where to lease.
Thanks in advance!
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Is there any place for car hiring?
Hi guys,
Has anyone done car leasing? I think it is cheaper than buying, am I wrong?
Grateful for your help, also any good tips of where to lease.
Thanks in advance!Tags: None
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