Roxetten Full Member May 18, 2017 #2 Yeah, I got my 171 back in January and in a couple of weeks time I'll be trading it in for a 172. We're back baby.
Yeah, I got my 171 back in January and in a couple of weeks time I'll be trading it in for a 172. We're back baby.
P pubwithnobeer Banned May 18, 2017 #3 MrMr said: Is the boom back or are people just falling for this PCP bullshit? Click to expand... PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars.
MrMr said: Is the boom back or are people just falling for this PCP bullshit? Click to expand... PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars.
T TopicGrinder Banned May 18, 2017 #4 pubwithnobeer said: PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars. Click to expand... Absolutely.
pubwithnobeer said: PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars. Click to expand... Absolutely.
C CORKBHOY May 18, 2017 #5 Car sales and luxury toilet paper purchases. The two biggest signs of a growing economy.
H Happyhonkaman May 18, 2017 #6 pubwithnobeer said: PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars. Click to expand... 100% The notion that you would pay €300 a month for the rest of your life to have a car outside the door is utterly depressing
pubwithnobeer said: PCP nonsense, expect to see the forecourts overflowing when the baloon payments are due. PCP's are for people that can't really afford new cars. Click to expand... 100% The notion that you would pay €300 a month for the rest of your life to have a car outside the door is utterly depressing
Roxetten Full Member May 18, 2017 #8 I know a few "winners" at work who are on to their second pcp car now, they'll be making monthly repayments in perpetuity as far as I can see.
I know a few "winners" at work who are on to their second pcp car now, they'll be making monthly repayments in perpetuity as far as I can see.
C CORKBHOY May 19, 2017 #10 Ethelred said: Would hiring a car be cheaper in the long run? Click to expand... Price it and come back to us. Interesting question.
Ethelred said: Would hiring a car be cheaper in the long run? Click to expand... Price it and come back to us. Interesting question.
