New car replacing my RS6
Discussion
750turbo said:
2manycars said:
iva cosworth said:
2manycars said:
Never read anything by Welshbeef.
Are you all just winding him up (like friends do) or is he a troll?
He bought a 944 once.Are you all just winding him up (like friends do) or is he a troll?
No he didn't !
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
I get the gist of WB now, well at least HE'S having fun
Crafty_ said:
It seems to be plenty quick enough at racking up mileage, from WB's garage "Current car"
Plenty of iditots reply ongoing here shame. WB said:
Bought for £24,495 in October 2014 at 55,000 miles. Now worth about £8,000 at 133,000 miles.
errrmm..Anyway as I've said plenty of times before I use the garage as a tool to track spend or expected spend (take a look at the date the ownership is up to 2020. (Did you notice I had forecast brake fluid change in 2018 and 2 sets of new tyres etc?))
750turbo said:
Ha!I'd forgotten how utterly cringe-worthy that whole thing was
Welshbeef said:
Plenty of iditots reply ongoing here shame.
Anyway as I've said plenty of times before I use the garage as a tool to track spend or expected spend (take a look at the date the ownership is up to 2020. (Did you notice I had forecast brake fluid change in 2018 and 2 sets of new tyres etc?))
You must be an amazing financial director. The economic climate is steadied by your ability im sure. Anyway as I've said plenty of times before I use the garage as a tool to track spend or expected spend (take a look at the date the ownership is up to 2020. (Did you notice I had forecast brake fluid change in 2018 and 2 sets of new tyres etc?))
Geekman said:
So, what made you get rid of the RS6 - you haven't had it that long have you?
Just over a year - the original intention was to run it in between the need for the big pricy service items which is exactly what I did. But when all was said and done on average total car cost was £747pcm which while I can afford to do that I'd rather spend that money on my kids. Also got very tired going to the petrol station.
New car should cost c£300-350pcm less for an 8-9year newer car withodern toys which I'd missed a bit in the RS6.
Its an itch I had to scratch and will fondly remember it
Large thirsty barges can be fun. I've had a few and enjoyed my time with them. However the running costs are daft. So once you have ticked the box I can fully understand moving on. Besides, in my view you can have a lot more fun at slower speeds in smaller lighter cars. The thousands of pounds of spare cash is just another added bonus.
There are plenty of 'characters' on PH, and a lot of people clearly making stuff up. I'm aware of the background, but still don't really understand why some bores see the need to leap on any post by WB and drag the same old stories up - PH: bullying matters!
OP: that's a significant monthly cost on the RS6! It seems higher than it should be, but if it's right I can see why you decided to change. At least you got to try something interesting/different (before BMW diesel!). Good luck with new car.
OP: that's a significant monthly cost on the RS6! It seems higher than it should be, but if it's right I can see why you decided to change. At least you got to try something interesting/different (before BMW diesel!). Good luck with new car.
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