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a) What age did you buy your first car?
b) Did you take out a loan?
b1) How much was the loan?
b2) Did you buy the car and Insurance with the loan?
c) How much was your car?
d) What car was it?
e) How much are you paying Insurance wise? (assuming you are actually insured ;cD)
And generally, anything else. Like, do you still own the car or did you sell it, or maybe it was written off.
General Crap I know, but I am actually interested...
I know a lot of you own cars, so I might as well ask in here.
a) What age did you buy your first car? I haven't yet bought myself a car.
b) Did you take out a loan? No - I wont be either when I buy one.
b1) How much was the loan? 0
b2) Did you buy the car and Insurance with the loan? It's often more economical that way.
c) How much was your car? My current one was £200
d) What car was it? Ford Escort
e) How much are you paying Insurance wise? (assuming you are actually
insured ;cD) I'm not - my dad is.
And generally, anything else. Like, do you still own the car or did
you sell it, or maybe it was written off.
I work in car finance - I know if you're paying over the odds for your cars (that is if I can be bothered to look them up :D)
b) Did you take out a loan? Yes, from my mummy and daddy.
b1) How much was the loan? £1500
b2) Did you buy the car and Insurance with the loan? Yes
c) How much was your car? £800
d) What car was it? 1.8 Vauxhall Caviller Club.
e) How much are you paying Insurance wise? (assuming you are actually insured ;cD) £950
And I still own it now.
> er-no wrote:
> 32£ a month. I'm a named driver, I just cannot crash it.
>
> Hehe
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> 3rd party, fire and theft then?
No idea. I just cannot crash it or my dad will hunt me down and will not stop for anything, until I am dead.
or something. The VAMPIRE however I can drive with no insurance as its still protected by the Governments official secrets act (OSA). I can't be stopped and arrested for something that doesn't exist.
:)
> 32£ a month. I'm a named driver, I just cannot crash it.
Hehe
3rd party, fire and theft then?
Just turning 18.
c) How much was your car?
Its worth a few hundred quid as a car, but the speakers and other addons make it more expensive.
d) What car was it?
Its a lovely to drive Mazda 323 with a 1.6l engine and.
e) How much are you paying Insurance wise? (assuming you are actually insured ;cD)
32£ a month. I'm a named driver, I just cannot crash it.
I had my first car when I was 17, but I didn't actually buy it. The first car I bought was earlier this year, when I was 21.
b) Did you take out a loan?
Nope
b1) How much was the loan?
N/A
b2) Did you buy the car and Insurance with the loan?
Nope, just saved my wages the old fashioned way!
c) How much was your car?
Enough!
d) What car was it?
Black Mazda RX-7 twin turbo Type-R (not my first car, that was a polo!)
e) How much are you paying Insurance wise? (assuming you are actually
insured ;cD)
£1,200 a year fully comp with tesco.
All was going well until it got written off by a big lorry on my side of the road which made me skid ino a ditch. To make matters worse he didn't even stop! Grr!
Anyway it should be replaced by xmas with an R33 GTR.
> I got my Mums car.
>
> Free insurance. (Not for them!)
> Free petrol. (As above)
> Free car. (")
>
> It's a hard life...
Snap!
I share my mum's car too, it's a red Nissan Micra. Yes, you may mock, but it's actually quite nippy when you want it to be.
It's like a tardis inside too, I recently shifted a bootload of junk at a car boot for the animal sanctuary I work at. I fitted a crazy amount of stuff in the back, and it didn't knacker the suspension either :-)