What car do you drive?
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I'd imagine the owners don't sit around assessing databases all day. They probably have more important things to do, like play golf and bribe fund managers 
But I dunno the deal there.
It's more than 5k. And that's OK. It's not a big deal. Not worth NOT driving a car you like if you can yolo
But I dunno the deal there.It's more than 5k. And that's OK. It's not a big deal. Not worth NOT driving a car you like if you can yolo
What a beautiful piece of machinery!
GrizzlyBeardMan
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Interesting, I thought that Range Rover Sport is one of the leading powerhouses (at least in its segment). But have to agree with Audi, that the feel on driving and steering overall just feels "as it should be".
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Sup?
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Just because you drive a BMW, doesn't mean you have to park like thatSup?
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I think you hit jackpot your car is giving birth to another car.
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Just because you drive a BMW, doesn't mean you have to park like that
I drive a BMW. I can do whatever I want!
It is lol but it's the fact you're driving something that can technically also be classed as 'proper' 7 seater that just kills it that makes it feel more impressive.
Yes audi's spot on here too. When you drive a range and you're not used to it, all it takes is to look down for a split second to grab your coffee and you're marginally over your lane and steer, it's so sharp you feel like the whole damn thing is going to overturn lol
Have you been in an A8 before. Almost like sitting business class in an airplane.
I've been in a rolls royce phantom once but I was two wasted to remember that lol
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So the 3rd row on it is good for adults? Like most of the 7 seaters have the 3rd row for kids with no legs lol.
I can sit at the back and i'm over 6ft. I mean its not the most comfortable experience in the world, like sitting in the middle row but at the same time definitely more than bearable.
As far as leg space alone goes (at the expense of luxury and features) there are better alternatives but that's a different market.
It take the prize in it's own market though. Look at some of the alternatives like the range rover, nothing other than a hamster could declare it was comfortable back there lol.
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t2van
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I'd imagine the owners don't sit around assessing databases all day. They probably have more important things to do, like play golf and bribe fund managers
It's more than 5k. And that's OK. It's not a big deal. Not worth NOT driving a car you like if you can yolo
I just tried compare the market to get a quote on a 2019 Q7 S line assumed 10k a year millage, fully comp, you got legal and breakdown cover. I put my age in as a 19 year old with 1 year no claims and no convictions.
Not one insurance company came back to me - I got referred to a specialist lender who maybe able to help...
I get that young people with money get insured on these kind of cars and others. I know the world works around money.
BUT then If I was a 18/19 year old buying 60k+ cars and spending stupid money on insurance id rather be on Instagram or doing something other than posting on BHW.
All the best to you fella.
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Same
I love riding my bike, you can get around so much faster in the city
I don't think you got the point - it's not always about what you know. How many of these databases know you mr t2van in person lol
Like what? What would you be doing if you weren't some kind of pikey?
I'm learning about IM, is there some kind of demographic restriction on that?
t2van
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I don't think you got the point - it's not always about what you know. How many of these databases know you mr t2van in person lol
Like what? What would you be doing if you weren't some kind of pikey?
I'm learning about IM, is there some kind of demographic restriction on that?
It's not he 1960-80 EVERYTHING is done via database not on a handshake... Even comparing 2000 to 1990s things changed in terms of how lending and banking works... BUT as I said if you in that league of money opens doors and you do everything behind closed doors then I can't work out why you are on a forum.
Got no issue with people learning. If I was buying 60k+ cars at 18/19 id be having other people do the IM for me.. Id drive around and be looking to get some fun.
IF you are a pikey I doubt you got insurance anyway
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My dad has one. 1990 UK variant. It's sitting in the garage for over a year now. We're struggling with the head gasket.
Between us brothers. we've got a 2012 Toyota Corolla. Second one in the family. Bought it when the first one went turtle on the highway with 4 occupants in it and none of them got a scratch, I realized the car's built like a tank!
Might upgrade to another Corolla, I guess. Not really sure. Depends on what's a good investment, which generally translates to min depreciation and cost of ownership over time.
From India, bikes are a popular means to commute. We have an Apache 180cc too.
Tip- Resist overspending on cars. It isn't even an investment, most times, unless you get your hands on some classic, like a vintage Jag or Bugatti for a steal.
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Currently driving an old Audi (1998) and even back then the steering is really good. Ive driven other cars, even new budged ones and the steering is not as good lol. I am thinking about buying Audi or Mercedes for my second car. Not new as i dont have the cash for it but maybe 2010-2012. I gotta finish my flat tho. The building just got bult and i will have to throw all of my saved money for it. So ill be driving my old reliable car with cheap parts for the next year as well hehe. As I am young when i buy my next car it will be under my moms name as the insurance is much lower.