11-09-2012, 10:03 AM
It's not buying the car, it's repairing them as my dad always says. When I went to buy my first car I had £2k to spend so I bought a £900 car that gave me plently of repair funding which luckily I've never really needed. What good is going out and spending your nans money on something newer if it pulls a golf a shats the camshaft etc etc. could you afford to repair it? no, that's a fact. you'd be stuck with another box of metal and both you and your nan would be out of pocket. If you want great mpg get a moped or something
I still stick by a 106 nad or even a xud, yes it's not the 60mpg+ you lie awake at night dreaming off but running on veg will damn near ofset the number difference and don't say you can't be asked with doing veg stuff because it's not time consuming and if you're not working then you havent alot else going on atm
I still stick by a 106 nad or even a xud, yes it's not the 60mpg+ you lie awake at night dreaming off but running on veg will damn near ofset the number difference and don't say you can't be asked with doing veg stuff because it's not time consuming and if you're not working then you havent alot else going on atm
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