12SRiDan
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quote: Originally posted by John
TBH, it's a fair line of questioning when you've only had 2 prior posts on here and then post about a GTR. You wouldn't have done the same if he'd got a 1998 1.4 Astra.
Thats absolutely fine by me, I dont mind answering the questions I know! But when it comes to interest rates on bank accounts then I'm a bit out of the loop
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C2VXL
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I wasn't asking you!
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Kyle T
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
quote: Originally posted by spencer88
Companies with billions in the bank use finance to buy things.
There are reasons for it.
Really?
Finance normally means you pay more in the long run.
Why use finance and pay more if you can afford the pay it off in one and pay less?
I've currently got enough cash to pay off all my loans/credit cards minus the mortgage, but it's useful to have accessible cash. Particularly for a business when accessible cash-flow can be the lifeblood of the company.
Good effort on the GTR, they've got an aura about them in the flesh I think (probably the sheer size of them )
I'd like a go in one
Lotus Elise 111R
Impreza WRX STi
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Graham88
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Jesus christ only on CS can a post about a guy's Dad buying a GTR turn into him being asked the interest rates on the finance. It doesn't fucking matter?
Nice car. Can we have some good pictures please.
I'm jealous also. I think that's what most people are trying to say.
[Edited on 22-11-2013 by Graham88]
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SXI - Matt
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Funny thing is if you had said he bought it in cash they'd of all slatted you and said wrong move or lies the fact he never they'll still slate you no winning on here some times mate i wouldn't worry!
Get more pics up though be an amazing car as Ben said very jealous.
[Edited on 22-11-2013 by SXI - Matt]
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12SRiDan
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He'll be picking it up on monday so I'll throw a few pictures of it then! I've always dreamed of owning my own GTR. Like Kyle said there's just something about them. Hopefully one day!
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ed
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Love these! The person who parked next to me at my old flat had one, it looked mean
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Nic Barnes
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gtr a dream car? aiming a bit low there......
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taylorboosh
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Higher than i am tbh
Yet i get told its not do-able
[Edited on 22-11-2013 by taylorboosh]
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BeetleGav
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I can easily say a gtr is a dream car for me. Wouldn't be a Ferrari or anything similar. That would be more a nightmare
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taylorboosh
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Each to their own and all that, id fucking love a gtr..
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Nic Barnes
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i could afford one now on finance tbh.
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taylorboosh
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I actually dont think you could
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Nic Barnes
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i actually know i could.
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taylorboosh
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£40000 over 5 years is £666 a month, thats before you take into account insurance and servicing..
Not being cheeky but i doubt you could afford to devote that much of your cash per month to it, not going off your previous posts.
And before you say you have the money to pay it, having the cash and affording it are very different things
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taylorboosh
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And thats 0% finance
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Nic Barnes
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sounds easily manageable imho. id still have plenty of money left over as it is now for that.
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taylorboosh
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Ben G
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Why do you still live with your mum if you earn enough to live the life of a playboy? Seems weird.
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taylorboosh
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Nic your probably looking at £1k a month without fuel.. I know you live at home but surely you have some other bills to pay?
What do you do? Stock man at a tyre place or something?
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Nic Barnes
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i don't talk about personal life or finances on the internet.
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taylorboosh
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You have mentioned countless times on here that you dont earn a "lot" of money. Which is fine.
Maybe it was a lie, maybe its true. I dont care.
I couldnt afford one, i know that much, not on finance anyway.
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Graham88
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Even if it was a case of if anyone could afford £766 a month on a finance payment
Why the fuck would you want too
I know someone who pays £550 and I think that's ridiculous. I think my absolute max I'd be happy to pay a month is £400, but even that I don't think I could do as it's a big monthly commitment on top of everything else. Depends if my situation ever changes I guess.
[Edited on 25-11-2013 by Graham88]
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taylorboosh
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Nics just talking shit, tyre fitters only get about £7ph
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Nic Barnes
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No they don't lol
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