My first car :)
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And there's me thinking it will be a sub 1K car considering it was your first car. Owell.
Nice car mate. Engine spec?
Nice car mate. Engine spec?
Damn, I should have got one of those as a first car instead of the mondeo!
oh well at least I know that
a) I am less likely to crash it
b) its got plenty of warranty
c) its got more kit.
although its missing the badge and 7.6s 0-60
:/
Next car has to be a 7series/A8/Phaeton
oh well at least I know that
a) I am less likely to crash it
b) its got plenty of warranty
c) its got more kit.
although its missing the badge and 7.6s 0-60
:/
Next car has to be a 7series/A8/Phaeton
3 year fully comp warrantee - £1,079 
It still has a fair bit of kit - 18" Alloys, parking sensors, full leather, CD multichanger, climate control, self levelling headlamps, multifunction sport steering wheels, come-home lighting, front fogs, auto lights, auto wipers, anti-dazzle rear view mirror, Sport bodykit, front footwell illumination, rechargeable glovebox torch.
It still has a fair bit of kit - 18" Alloys, parking sensors, full leather, CD multichanger, climate control, self levelling headlamps, multifunction sport steering wheels, come-home lighting, front fogs, auto lights, auto wipers, anti-dazzle rear view mirror, Sport bodykit, front footwell illumination, rechargeable glovebox torch.
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Nice motor, enjoy.
NickXX said:3 year fully comp warrantee - £1,079
It still has a fair bit of kit - 18" Alloys, parking sensors, full leather, CD multichanger, climate control, self levelling headlamps, multifunction sport steering wheels, come-home lighting, front fogs, auto lights, auto wipers, anti-dazzle rear view mirror, Sport bodykit, front footwell illumination, rechargeable glovebox torch.
Damn, I am missing the Torch , headlaps and sensors, although i love heated seats, cooled seats , auto folding mirrors and part leathers.
That warranty, who was it given to you by, BMW?
If its anybody other than BMW I wouldnt trust it, I have read quite a few stories on HJ about how they are pretty much useless.
jamoor said:
It's the warrantee provided by Car Giant. Covers all of the following:
Engine Transfer Box Optional Coverage where applicable
Timing Belt Front Wheel Drive Turbocharger
Cooling Rear Wheel Drive Supercharger
Fuel System (Petrol) Differential/s Kompressor
Engine Management Propshaft/s Anti Lock Brake System (ABS)
Manual Gearbox Wheel Bearings Air Conditioning/Climate Control
Automatic Gearbox Braking Catalytic Converter
Torque Converter Working Materials Four Wheel Drive Vehicles (4X4)
Electrical Casings Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT/CTX)
Diesel Cover Duel Fuel (LPG) Powered Vehicles
If I were you I would read around on HJ forums and see what they say,NickXX said:
you have 7 Days to cancel your warranty By Law so thats not a problem, just investigate it a little bit as I would have gone with that as I could live with the servicing costs but not potential breakdowns :/
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Is the warranty underwritten by anybody else? If not be wary because the way the motor trade is at the moment I would rely on any retailer to the be there in 3 yrs time standing warranty costs.
Check www.warrantydirect.co.uk - they are generally regarded as best of a bad bunch in terms of third party warranties.
Check www.warrantydirect.co.uk - they are generally regarded as best of a bad bunch in terms of third party warranties.
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Accountants don't necessarily earn that much do they? Granted some will reach the big league and earn 100k+ with ease, but most will just earn around the 20k - 40k mark.
