The boys of Top Gear would say naming a car is a girly thing to do.
But Raven seems like a good fit.
But Raven seems like a good fit.
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Picture of Your Car (2009)
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I have a VW Polo too.It's my first car also - they're very nice to drive and feel much nicer than similar cars in the same range (i.e Fiesta, Punto).
They have maybe a £400 premium on the aforementioned cars though.
What plate is it? I bet the insurance is rocketed though...
I don't know the plate of it haha. It's the new model but it's original owner bought it on release so I think December 2005? It's back a couple of pages. (it's post #753). How do I find out the plate?
Insurance is about a grand
I'm in northern Ireland though so that's cheap
Insurance is about a grand
I'm in northern Ireland though so that's cheap
My 1994 Nissan Skyline:
Nice R33 is my favorite generation. and those advans (?) are just win.
Yeah, they're the 'Advan Super Racing' wheels. They're rather dated now, but they do suit the age of the car, so I left them onNice R33 is my favorite generation. and those advans (?) are just win.
Fair play. I've been looking at getting a Fiesta, but can't get the new one cheap enough for my wallet
Love the look of it though.
Fair play. I've been looking at getting a Fiesta, but can't get the new one cheap enough for my wallet
Love the look of it though.
Used, is always a good option?
For a British 17 year old guy I am chuffed:
I'm guessing Mom and Dad bought that for you?
I see nothing wrong with that, since it's not an overly nice car (It is, but not BMW/MB/ETC Nice). It's a cheap, affordable, but new, and reliable car. If his parents can afford to buy him a new reliable car, then great for his parents. At least he will not be stranded and still has the want to work for something nicer or faster.
This was my car for the weekend.
3.0D
Automatic / Tiptronic transmission
nippy cruising speed
Went up to see grandad for the weekend, about a 3hr drive to get to his so decided to take the Jeep rather than my cramped little car
Very comfortable car for the long journey, plus playing around with the on board computer was stacks of fun
3.0D
Automatic / Tiptronic transmission
nippy cruising speed
Went up to see grandad for the weekend, about a 3hr drive to get to his so decided to take the Jeep rather than my cramped little car
Very comfortable car for the long journey, plus playing around with the on board computer was stacks of fun
Nope, I had an old polo for a while, got it a new engine etc, and traded it in, bumped off £4000, plus I have been working since I was 14.
I was this close to closing on a Corolla XRS, but ended up getting a 2009 Prius.
Parents finance the vehicle, I pay for it. The payments are bearable (about 400 including my insurance, GAP, extended warranty).
This baby pulls me nearly 400+ miles per fill. My truck that I still have gets like 150+ (if I'm lucky, haha).
And when I get my degree in 4 years, I can choose whatever car I want...
Parents finance the vehicle, I pay for it. The payments are bearable (about 400 including my insurance, GAP, extended warranty).
This baby pulls me nearly 400+ miles per fill. My truck that I still have gets like 150+ (if I'm lucky, haha).
And when I get my degree in 4 years, I can choose whatever car I want...
Well, good for you for doing the sensible thing. I would've gone with the XRS in a heartbeat. lol.I was this close to closing on a Corolla XRS, but ended up getting a 2009 Prius.
Parents finance the vehicle, I pay for it. The payments are bearable (about 400 including my insurance, GAP, extended warranty).
This baby pulls me nearly 400+ miles per fill. My truck that I still have gets like 150+ (if I'm lucky, haha).
And when I get my degree in 4 years, I can choose whatever car I want...
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