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Previously on "Why Old people should be allowed to drive"
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostI must admit, I have noticed my dear old mother having a propensity to drive into the kerb every 3 seconds....it's rather alarming.
A friend's mum is just as bad. Every time I see her she seems to have her car in for repairs from bumping into people, but it's never her fault.
What annoys me is people like her get away with hitting the curbs in their cheapo steel wheeled cars, but only yesterday I discover I've got a buckled alloy wheel (that's going to cost £180 to replace) from all the damn pot holes and sunken manholes.
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You should try renting one, it saves doing it all "by hand"...Originally posted by sasguru View PostI don't think anyone would want one you, in particular, had "pre-used".
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The first Porsche he crashed into would make an effective ramp for a Fiesta. As he was in reverse the front driving wheels would keep pushing while the back left the ground.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostAbsolutley amazed he managed to flip the Fiesta.
Fiesta back ends lift quite easily. I remember being at Oulton Park for the BTCC watching the Fiesta support race. Down at Fosters. First lost it and stopped on the track facing the right way. The next 6 just couldn't stop. The result was all the front 6 with their rear wheels parked on the bonnet of the car behind very funny.
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Well, maybe. I mean, she is almost new, some minor scratches and dents. Careful owner. Not asking much for her, just market prices.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI don't think anyone would want one you, in particular, had "pre-used".
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Aye, apparently the market's been flooded with cheap eastern european ones as well.
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But I already have one!! Maybe I could rent mine out and try to recoup some of the losses???Originally posted by Pondlife View PostMaybe you should think about renting one of them as and when you need one.
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Maybe you should think about renting one of them as and when you need one.
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And swapping for newer models can be costly!!Originally posted by Pondlife View PostPlus there's the depreciation in value as it gets older to think about.
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Plus there's the depreciation in value as it gets older to think about.
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Yeah, I am guessing it will cost more in the long run!!!Originally posted by Pondlife View PostNot sure you've factored in the true cost of ownership there mate.
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