I always do
. Surprisingly enough we do get a lot of people that come in specifically for the Chevrolet's, mostly old people though..Finance haters gonna hate :-)
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. Surprisingly enough we do get a lot of people that come in specifically for the Chevrolet's, mostly old people though..Well it's either that or a an aveo/spark.fox thinks the corsa is the most hateful grotbox on earth and would not recommend one to even his arch enemy
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Good luck with little scamp, much better than having a big beemer on your driveway, waiting for the next repair bill.
Perfect for lots of people to buy a cheap car with warranty, and use as every day run about.
keep the service book upto date for the warranty.
and drive it like its stolen, he he.
Perfect for lots of people to buy a cheap car with warranty, and use as every day run about.
keep the service book upto date for the warranty.
and drive it like its stolen, he he.
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I agree. Perhaps he should have bought a cheap car?
A brand new BMW is unlikely to have any major issues for a long time.
No, but they can advise on how a car feels, try and sell the car rather than simple stats that can be got online easily.
Seriously? While I dont agree with the sentiment, that's a hell of a way to miss a point
I dont really understand why people keep bringing BMW's into this thread
I did get the point and that is fine. I just thought I'd comment on that particular statement.Seriously? While I dont agree with the sentiment, that's a hell of a way to miss a point
He didn't say a new Beemer. Hope you listen better than you read!
That'd be what the salesman probably does when he becomes available.
Nothing at all wrong with the kid talking people through the features on the car if he knows them, i'd imagine 90% of people would want to know them anyway and probably wouldn't have done significant online research prior to turning up at the Vauxhall dealership.
Seeing that this thread is about new/almost new cars I thought that was what he was referring to.
I dont think you did, surely he meant a 10k BMW is more likely to go wrong than a 10k korean hatch.
I'd take the BMW personally
Still wouldn't want that as service.
Most cars in showrooms have details on the screen regarding the essentials.
Also unless the person is blind they can see what small cars are in a main dealer showroom
Nope, he will be referring to my car as the OP was earlier on in the thread. Completlely confused as to why, it's not as if the choice was either an i10 or a time machine to go back 4 years and buy my car before I managed to buy it
Still wouldn't want that as service.
Most cars in showrooms have details on the screen regarding the essentials.
Also unless the person is blind they can see what small cars are in a main dealer showroom
Especially when there's only 1 choice in each class of car!
New Beemer for ~£7k?
[TW]Fox;17231211 said:Nope, he will be referring to my car as the OP was earlier on in the thread. Completlely confused as to why, it's not as if the choice was either an i10 or a time machine to go back 4 years and buy my car before I managed to buy it
Weren't they on about someone doses 530i before yours?
Nope - it came from the fact I said the i10 was rubbish on about Page 1 and he replied saying its not as rubbish as mine, or something.
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I was comparing a 8k beemer with a 8k newer car with warranty.
Dont get me wrong, I know what the "better" car is, but everybodys circumstances are different, hence the choice to buy newer with warranty.
If the better half likes it, then thats fine, hopefully you can thrash it for a few years, (until warranty expires) and start again with another one.
look at top gear's track cars, alright your dealer isnt going to replace the shocks every few months if you drive it on a track every other day.
Dont get me wrong, I know what the "better" car is, but everybodys circumstances are different, hence the choice to buy newer with warranty.
If the better half likes it, then thats fine, hopefully you can thrash it for a few years, (until warranty expires) and start again with another one.
look at top gear's track cars, alright your dealer isnt going to replace the shocks every few months if you drive it on a track every other day.