Possibly more likely to die too? I was told that it's cheaper for insurance companies if people die rather than survive but with severe life long injuries. At this age I can't imagine parts will be a factor as even the lightest bump will write it off once labour costs and hire car costs are involve...

bub2006 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 28, 2022 1:38 pm Welcome to insurance roulette. Spin the wheel and pick a number. Disastra cheaper to insure than the Ignis.

Cheaper parts available is what they will claim

Feel free to insure my range rover if you get stuck it's not going anywhere without a full restoration.

Pretty much everything runs on it, runs well or doesn't destroy fuel lines is another matter.
The Maverick runs much better on super than E10, found out by filing with the expensive stuff by mistake.

That looks really interesting, almost like a tram

Asimo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 24, 2022 5:18 pm These used to seem really ugly but compared to (for example a 2022 RAV4) this is rather fanciable.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165673031089

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I know I could get a tired RangeRover for the same money, but…

You could get a land cruiser for similar money....

bub2006 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 23, 2022 6:51 pm Yes they do and so do pandas. After writing that post I had a quick look. Nope not paying that much for a takeaway hack.

Would an auto survive longer, don't forget if you are self employed the new vehicle is deductable from your income

Amazing how much work is taken you, hopefully you can earn decent money for a while now

M1 northbound fucked, A1 fucked, don't go anywhere around Chesterfield, Worksop tonight

Did you get your tax code in time?