Oh hehe i meant if David has tried to run his car on cooking oil.

 

Nope

 

I don't trust what would happen to the engine, as it still has the Police mod pack on.

I thought as much..find a bomb and then try it i guess.

 

 

What is a police mod?

It's what the police did to the car's computer to give it a bit more power.

Oh so you stole a police car?

Wouldnt mind the new Shelby GT 500 Ford Mustangs. Fairly cheap for the power you get, much more interesting than most BMW's, Audis etc and a fraction of the price.

However I cant afford the insurance or the car, so ill stick with the Nissan for the moment.

Who needs a muscle car when you have a Nissan :D

^Well said there Glen!

^Well said there Glen!

 

 

Thankyou ;)

Oh so you stole a police car?

 

Not even I am that dumb.

Hahahaha...refrains from making smart ass comment.

I drive a little silver Suzuki Swift, which I still have a year to pay on, isn't the prettiest of cars but has never *touch wood* broken down or caused me any major problems. Has always been a nice little runner :nice:

 

 

I would looooooooooooooooove a Mini Cooper, as girly as that is, but they're far too expensive for such an ikl Mich

 

 

I think next time I get a car I'll get a brand new one and go on those rent type schemes where you pay monthly and get a new one every three years. :idea2:

The trick is never buy a brand new car, buy a 2-year old car, then the original owner would have been hit with the depreciation and it will still have 1 year's+ warranty.

Yeah that is common sense i would have thought.

Allow someone else to take the big hit :laugh3:

You never actually own the car though, it's not like you buy it and then just keep paying it off until it's lost all value, is a continuous thing where you get a brand new one every 3 years. A few of my friends do it and it works out well, they get a years free insurance, it's always under warranty and it never gets old enough to need MOT's.

This is where my theory of buying a car outright from the dealer/seller, using money from savings/really low-rate loan is better than buying a car on finance.

 

Most modern cars pass their MOTs with flying colours

Well i think mine is worth around 100 dollars if that...:lol:

This is where my theory of buying a car outright from the dealer/seller, using money from savings/really low-rate loan is better than buying a car on finance.

 

Most modern cars pass their MOTs with flying colours

 

Aye there is that, trouble is I don't think I'll ever be in a position to do that. I'll always be paying monthly for any car I have, whether it be a loan or finance, at least this way I'd get a new one that's under warranty every three years.

 

I'm really just using all this as a cover to my shallowness, I like pretty new things :embarassed: :curtain:

What do you drive mimish?

A little Suzuki swift, isn't much but it gets me around and the insurance is really low on it :D

Oh yeah they are good little cars,I drive an ancient Pontiac...:lol:

A little Suzuki swift, isn't much but it gets me around and the insurance is really low on it :D

 

I will put money on your insurance being cheaper than my £650 for my 1.9 fabia

I don't even have insurance,waste of money!!!

I won't take that bet...wow, it is a lot more expensive.

 

My friend's 17 year old brother has just passed his driving test and he bought a 1.6L Honda Civic, despite everyone telling him that that wouldn't be the best move. His insurance was £2200.

I don't even have insurance,waste of money!!!

 

Do you have the choice? :thinking:

I don't even have insurance,waste of money!!!

 

Sadly in this country, when you get the pigs sitting in their unmarked vans, with speed guns, they use software to check:

1 - if your car has a valid mot

2 - if your car has insurance

3 - if your car has tax

4 - if your car isn't stolen

 

And if anything pops up, they will radio the other cops to pull you over.