29-08-2014, 03:27 PM
(29-08-2014, 02:56 PM)THE_Liam Wrote: I can. Taking on extra depreciation, credit fees and interest when you could just keep what you've got or buy a good car for a grand?
Like what? You can't get a decent, efficient*, family car for a grand these days, and a 15 year old HDi isn't ideal for everyone.
*Efficient for most people, not your idea of 30mpg being efficient.

On topic though, none of the credit or finance stuff makes sense to me lol, but you seem to have done your homework, Chris, and if moneysavingexpert think its a good idea I don't see that a car forum for old, sub £1000 cars are gonna be much more help.
