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s3fella said:
In my experience truly wealthy people drive beaten up snotter estate cars, normally with three dogs slobbering about in them.
They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
The ones who are car enthusiasts don't. The ones who would only otherwise have bought cars as status symbols do.They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
berlintaxi said:
You really are quite a bitter little soul aren't you, what happened BMW turn down your PCP application for a 1 series?
Bitter no, that would anyone who needs to 'prove' anything by the car they drive.I wouldn't know, never bought on PCP, let alone a 1 series, let alone a BM.
Let me guess you dripped up to the eye balls and one pay slip away from repossession? That's ok b/c strangers in traffic jams 'think' you're well off. Warm or red hot?
samyalson said:
berlintaxi said:
You really are quite a bitter little soul aren't you, what happened BMW turn down your PCP application for a 1 series?
Bitter no, that would anyone who needs to 'prove' anything by the car they drive.I wouldn't know, never bought on PCP, let alone a 1 series, let alone a BM.
Let me guess you dripped up to the eye balls and one pay slip away from repossession? That's ok b/c strangers in traffic jams 'think' you're well off. Warm or red hot?
RenesisEvo said:
cheddar said:
RenesisEvo said:
...there's an umbrella hidden in the car door.
Skoda Superb, the epitome of success?They still come with a brolly in the door, surprisingly useful too, considering I'd never think about taking an umbrella and would just usually get wet.
otolith said:
s3fella said:
In my experience truly wealthy people drive beaten up snotter estate cars, normally with three dogs slobbering about in them.
They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
The ones who are car enthusiasts don't. The ones who would only otherwise have bought cars as status symbols do.They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
if you cant spend it on hookers and coke, petrol and tyres are a good second choice
otolith said:
s3fella said:
In my experience truly wealthy people drive beaten up snotter estate cars, normally with three dogs slobbering about in them.
They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
The ones who are car enthusiasts don't. The ones who would only otherwise have bought cars as status symbols do.They are sensible enough to know that having too much money in a depreciating asset is not the best idea.
Whistle said:
A holiday home and a nice car, that will do for me. Oh and a work horse diesel mondeo that I don't give a Fk about.
You've got to be careful of getting too much stuff.I once had a business, a nice home, a waterfront weekender on an island, & a yacht in the marina.
All I did for 18 months was work on one of the damn things after another.
Then I wised up, flogged everything but the yacht, & pissed off to the South Pacific islands for 6 years. When you've just 3 pairs of shorts, 2 shirts a yacht & a suntan, then you've got it made.
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