Jobless mum's with big new cars

[Andyspro]

Hi guys been a while. Bit of a random one but has anyone else in their area noticed a sudden increase in jobless and single mum's/women in brand new cars recently? Particularly SUV type things? There's a woman who lives on my road with two young kids, single, never worked and she comes from quite a rough family and last year she landed herself a brand new 25 plate Tiguan. I've also noticed in the past year more and more of the mum's at my kids school playground are turning up in brand new 75 plate cars and just the other week one turned up in a 26 plate Hyundai Tucson (she also does not have a job). This is the odd thing is that none of these women work and half of them don't have partners who support them either. I just can't help but wonder how do they afford it and has anyone noticed this or is it just where I live? It's quite bizarre because unlike them I work full time and would love to get a brand new car but I can't afford to buy one nor do I have enough money left each month to pay finance despite working full time.

[Nickp82]

Only Fans

[Baldchap]

Inheritance.

WFH.

Whatever.

You don't know the slightest thing about them, you just assume they're jobless.

[CloudStuff]

Only fans.

Motability because one of the kids is diagnosed with [whatever you imagine]

Sugar baby

Money laundering

Got in early with crypto

Property empire

[SE2]

Wow, you thought this sounded like a good idea to present to the general public?

You just sound bitter that you can't drive something new.

[Don1]

Motorbility or whatever it is called?
OF already mentioned.
Inheritance also.

Why not introduce yourself and find out the old fashioned way?

[Sir Keith Stormer]

I would guess that the vast majority of them are motability cars, either that or rented using disability payments that they receive for their autistic child.

[Pistom]

However they afford it, they seem more capable of providing for their family than the OP or possibly managing their finances better?

Perhaps the OP should ask them and maybe learn something from them.

[fflump]

Obviously on some sort of benefits fiddle, or claiming their kid has ASD, or are prostituting themselves, or some other mechanism that means that they are completely undeserving compared to poor hard working you.

Is that the sort of answer you're looking for?

[anonymous-user]

Andyspro said:

Hi guys been a while. Bit of a random one but has anyone else in their area noticed a sudden increase in jobless and single mum's/women in brand new cars recently? Particularly SUV type things? There's a woman who lives on my road with two young kids, single, never worked and she comes from quite a rough family and last year she landed herself a brand new 25 plate Tiguan. I've also noticed in the past year more and more of the mum's at my kids school playground are turning up in brand new 75 plate cars and just the other week one turned up in a 26 plate Hyundai Tucson (she also does not have a job). This is the odd thing is that none of these women work and half of them don't have partners who support them either. I just can't help but wonder how do they afford it and has anyone noticed this or is it just where I live? It's quite bizarre because unlike them I work full time and would love to get a brand new car but I can't afford to buy one nor do I have enough money left each month to pay finance despite working full time.

Get a better job then, you pleb!

[hungry_hog]

Comparison is the thief of joy

There is probably a guy living in Chelsea driving his Ferrari thinking - that fella down the round has a Bugatti how does he afford it? He doesn’t seem to have a job!

[vikingaero]

Higher rate Motability because Jaxon/Klaxon/Waxon/Waxoff has ABCDHD.

Spousal maintenance.

Child maintenance.

Lottery scratchcards.

[anonymous-user]

Aw jeez, the car section is usually quite sensible other than the binarily rabid pro and anti ICE/EV threads. Go post this in NPE where you will get exactly the validatory comments I suspect you are looking for...

[Yahonza]

Shouldn't this be in the Daily Mail letters section, or even an article outlining this obviously disgraceful situation. You can even get upvotes if the readers agree with you.

[InductionRoar]

SE2 said:

Wow, you thought this sounded like a good idea to present to the general public?

You just sound bitter that you can't drive something new.

Why would you want to drive something new? Bitterness and observation are not the same thing.

[carinaman]

hungry_hog said:

Comparison is the thief of joy

There is probably a guy living in Chelsea driving his Ferrari thinking - that fella down the round has a Bugatti how does he afford it? He doesn t seem to have a job!

Great first line.

[Its Just Adz]

Sounds like my cousin.
Never worked a day in her life. Yet still can't find time to walk her dog.
3 kids. 2 have ADHD and autism, I think.
1 born with faulty heart.
Brand new Audi black edition on the drive.

[anonymous-user]

Its Just Adz said:

Sounds like my cousin.
Never worked a day in her life. Yet still can't find time to walk her dog.
3 kids. 2 have ADHD and autism, I think.
1 born with faulty heart.
Brand new Audi black edition on the drive.

Must be difficult for her Adz. Those conditions are no walk in the park.

[valiant]

Who cares?

Other people’s private financials (whether good or insane) is a matter for them.

Just get on with your own life.

[cliffords]

I got speaking to a lady at a cafe in Surrey about a week ago . Really pleasant conversation that she instigated waiting for her coffee.
I had seen her park a huge new Audi SUV next to my £1500 motorcycle and joking said I was glad she was a skilled parker .
She went on to tell me she was not sure how big it was when she got it online from Motobility and it was paid for as she had a son with learning difficulties.
I don't know more details,or the severity of her son's condition. However I did a quick on line look up on the car £60k new .