Ben G
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21
And who buys clothes on tick.
What if you can't get clothes in the style/size you want from 2nd hand shops or whatever??
I'd argue that buying clothes from places like littlewoods is basically buying them on tick.
Pay £1.26 per week for a t-shirt etc.
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3CorsaMeal
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I didn't think people did that  Surely people can buy their clothes outright.
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3CorsaMeal
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Its those fat single stay at home mums that finance their clothes. Surely not trendy young men in corsas.
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Corsa_Sport21
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I didn't think people did that either.
Be the same people who have a leased car sitting on the drive.
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Ben G
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My mum does it shes far from single and has a kuga paid for on the drive of her lovely big house.
She only does it because she works part time and my brother and sister are spoiled rotten. My dads also a tight cunt
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Steve
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Got any pics? your sister looks a bit tasty too
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Ben G
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Piss off you cheeky cunt
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Steve
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pow
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Esssssexxxxxxxxxxxxx
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taylorboosh
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Your mam cant afford clothes?
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Hammer
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This thread will be viewed as old hat in a year or 2 when the entire mentality towards financing and leasing alters as the motor industry moves towards weighting their deals in favour of PCP type affairs.
They are creating themselves recurring business and, although I've never owned a lease or PCP, I'd choose whichever made the most sense for a variety of reasons and not because of how some people perceive outright ownership as the only option.
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pow
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The industry has gone that way anyway Hammer.
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Jason x
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Good deal or not I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing if I lost my job someone would be round to come take my car off me, stress free motoring they say.. It would be the most bloody stressful two years of my life
[Edited on 07-05-2014 by Jason x]
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VrsTurbo
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Originally posted by Jason x
Good deal or not I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing if I lost my job someone would be round to come take my car off me, stress free motoring they say.. It would be he most bloody stressful two years of my life
Pay your insurance in one lump too?
Having a car is all well and good but if you have no job how you going to run it
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Jason x
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I wouldn't expect to run it without a job, however it would still be their once I get a new job..
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johnny86
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quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo
quote:
Originally posted by Jason x
Good deal or not I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing if I lost my job someone would be round to come take my car off me, stress free motoring they say.. It would be he most bloody stressful two years of my life
Pay your insurance in one lump too?
Having a car is all well and good but if you have no job how you going to run it
I pay my insurance in one lump only because it's a he'll of a lot cheaper
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Ian W
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quote:
Originally posted by Jason x
Good deal or not I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing if I lost my job someone would be round to come take my car off me, stress free motoring they say.. It would be the most bloody stressful two years of my life
[Edited on 07-05-2014 by Jason x]
This is where having to be sensible comes in to the equation, if I didn't have a stable job or something I would class as casual then I wouldn't be signing up for any sort of agreement for monthly payments.
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Ben G
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You'd have to be an idiot to sign up to anything whilst in a job with no security.
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John
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Not wanting to take lease/PCP/Finance on things is absolutely fine.
Not being able to use a calculator to work out if leasing is actually a better/equal/worse deal or not, is not fine.
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Ben G
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It's usually scaremongering by parent's, I think.
My nans dead against anything finance/loan based.
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taylorboosh
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I showed my mam corsasport, so she thinks buying all cars cash is the norm now
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3CorsaMeal
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I think financing a car a year or two old is ok.
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3CorsaMeal
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If it was an audi or vw.
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Ojc
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Ben G, I'm self employed I have no job security. What happens next?
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3CorsaMeal
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You could end up on the street eating mud.
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