JamesRJ said:This forum seems to be full of people who just love to jump on the anti chav bandwaggon...
Morba said:most mods are a financial loss to the seller, most of the time it wont do much more to increase the price of a car.
Phantom said:bloo sidelights = illegal?
cleanbluesky said:I expected as much - which is why heavy modding seems so strange to me. I was once told of someone who purchased a Fiesta for 6k then spent 6k on mods... perhaps the person should have purchased a slightly older Z3 Roadster and left it unmodded...
xcessive said:One of my friends recently purchased an ex showcar.
It cost him £4500.
The car is a K reg 106 (the older shape) with the rubbish 1.0 Carb engine.
How it makes me cringe that he spent that much on such an old and slow car![]()
I don't think i'll post pics of his car because i know you'll rip it apart!![]()
cleanbluesky said:I expected as much - which is why heavy modding seems so strange to me. I was once told of someone who purchased a Fiesta for 6k then spent 6k on mods... perhaps the person should have purchased a slightly older Z3 Roadster and left it unmodded...
I god damn HATE people complaining about that.candyman2 said:yeh, like the same way people buy a brand new car and loose thousands of pounds rather than buy one thats a year or even 6 months old. That "waste of money" is just for a number plate!
-Mic- said:I god damn HATE people complaining about that.
Some one has to buy new cars, or else you,me,jesus or anyone else would never be driving a second hand car. Be thankful some people do have the money to blow on new cars. Means others can afford them second hand.
Whys it daft? Because someone wants a brand new un-used car?cymatty said:Doesn't make it any less daft though does it.
Whys it daft? Because someone wants a brand new un-used car?
Thats like saying a buying new clothes is daft, or an ipod, or a hat.
candyman2 said:no no no , thats like saying spending your money of alloys and other mods is "daft".