i must admit it is a struggle. i do have to scrimp and save quite a bit.
my little boy hasnt had nappies or milk in the last 3 months, but hey, he smiles when he is in the R
Sorry fella but I really dont see the point of this...IMO cars are there to be driven and enjoyed! If not then you'll just end up losing too much cash in depreciation...
Sorry fella but I really dont see the point of this...IMO cars are there to be driven and enjoyed! If not then you'll just end up losing too much cash in depreciation...
Before my missus moved in I was doing about 600 miles per week travelling back & forth to Somerset. Since then my travelling has reduced to a more respectable 200 miles per week. Would be even less than that, but she doesn't drive
Well I bike to work and use my car at the weekends. I’m glad I live close enough not to have to drive now. My last car (mk3 ibiza 1.6 sport) had lots of dings, broken wing mirrors and punctures from leaving it at our yard. Can’t afford punctures with eighteens!!!!!!
One of the lads at work is forever taking the mick out of us petrol heads at work, particularly one guy who has an Evo & has to bring in his wifes Toyota Ayigo the week before payday, saying he couldn't even imagine getting any less than 50mpg...
Was a bit late in one morning, told him I had to stop off for fuel... "what, again!?" he said, to which I replied "it's not that bad, haven't put any in for just over two weeks!" He then says, "ha ha! you wanna get yourself a diesel Jon boy, I haven't filled up since June!"
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