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11 February 2003, 03:30 PM
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I am opting out of having a company car in July this year when my current lease runs out. The reasons are: I can only get a Vectra diesel 
and I would love a performance car again. 
Can anyone help me with this?
I have £530 a month before tax and am thinking of getting a loan for £15k ish to pay for the car/maybe insurance outright.
Is it worth me doing this or should I go for a PPP?
What should I do I just can't decide?
Then I need to decide on a car. AHHHHH!!! Which has to be under 5 years old. This means if I get a loan over 4 years I can get a 1 year old car? My mind is scrambled.
Has anyone else had similar issues that they don't mind sharing with me?
Steve
and I would love a performance car again. Can anyone help me with this?
I have £530 a month before tax and am thinking of getting a loan for £15k ish to pay for the car/maybe insurance outright.
Is it worth me doing this or should I go for a PPP?
What should I do I just can't decide?
Then I need to decide on a car. AHHHHH!!! Which has to be under 5 years old. This means if I get a loan over 4 years I can get a 1 year old car? My mind is scrambled.
Has anyone else had similar issues that they don't mind sharing with me?
Steve
11 February 2003, 04:15 PM
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MMMMM Would love a Scoob again, just don't like the new shape.
Dunk, was looking at the Type-R but also the Seat Leon Cupra/Cupra-R.
How are you getting on with yours?
I have driven one and I could not stop grinning.
Steve
Dunk, was looking at the Type-R but also the Seat Leon Cupra/Cupra-R.
How are you getting on with yours?
I have driven one and I could not stop grinning.
Steve
11 February 2003, 04:21 PM
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Steve I can call you and talk through all the finance options for you, as I'm fairly handy with the calculator, I'm even a walking talking encyclopedia of cars, which helps.
Drop me a line to the address in my profile and I will call you. PS I'm not selling anything just incase you are worried..
Drop me a line to the address in my profile and I will call you. PS I'm not selling anything just incase you are worried..
11 February 2003, 04:31 PM
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I've nearly finished paying my loan. 10K over 2 years = 450 per month. So you should be looking ok for 15K over 4 years.
Remember servicing will be approx. 17 gizillion pounds over 4 years and you still need to insure and buy petrol
Remember servicing will be approx. 17 gizillion pounds over 4 years and you still need to insure and buy petrol
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Steve - The cars great Next door neighbour has the Cupra-R and although its much better equiped with gadgets and leather, its not a performance patch on the CTR.
Its a great car, pretty good on petrol, roomy . . . god I'm getting old
Scares the school kids when you open it up to
Next door neighbour has the Cupra-R and although its much better equiped with gadgets and leather, its not a performance patch on the CTR.Its a great car, pretty good on petrol, roomy . . . god I'm getting old
Scares the school kids when you open it up to
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