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So your not actually buying it? How tied in are you with a pcp? I know you say youi can handle the unexpected, but by their nature the unexpected can't always be planned for.
Your going from a car you own, and if needs be could sell easily to raise funds, to a car that your tied into and...
Normal trackday, walk away and spend a few hours removing gravel. But by all accounts the margins are a lot finer at the ring.
Credit to him for putting his hands up and not blaming phantom diesel/animal/britney spears for the accident.
Flip side being those that have stayed with the older car, and not regretted it. Personally, I can't see why you'd go for a 200 if changeing.
If you want to change, there are better cars around (if a better cabin, more refinment etc are a factor). You'd be spending a fair wedge for a car...
Erm, no. Massive dent in the end of the bolt from the centre punch, punch has a deformed end from being smacked with a hammer for hours. It's not moved. At all lol.
Car will most likely come back covered in dings, and in poorer condition than now. Or you flog it, and order a new one in the uk before you get back, and come back to a mint new car.
Spanish roads are generally poor, the drivers are worse. Yours is a desirable spec, and colour, I imagine you'd lose very little if you sold now and bought another on your return.