What a massive bump... Loads has changed since then!
I ended up ordering a RB 200 Cup (due in December) and the 172 has been long gone... Sold it about a month ago lol
I think the allure of having a brand new car and warranty swayed my decision!
I would of thought he's gone for the pcp deal? Depreciation is a fact of life. You can't end up with a nicer car without facing that fact.+ The allure of losing £k's when you trade it in.
I would of thought he's gone for the pcp deal? Depreciation is a fact of life. You can't end up with a nicer car without facing that fact.
+ The allure of losing £k's when you trade it in.
And you have a more sensible daily bus. I would of kept slagathor if I had a daily slut.That's life..
I keep looking at getting a new bus, to replace the 172 (Had it 5 years now) but it owes me nothing, and I still enjoy driving so I may as well keep it and stay debt free.
And you have a more sensible daily bus. I would of kept slagathor if I had a daily slut.
That's life..
I keep looking at getting a new bus, to replace the 172 (Had it 5 years now) but it owes me nothing, and I still enjoy driving so I may as well keep it and stay debt free.
The previous owner takes the hit and ive got a mint year old car with low miles. Winner.
I cant believe people are still seriously not prefering the 197's/200's after driving them as i would ideally like to downgrade back to a 172/182 but after owning the 197 i think i would rather be carless on how they drive alone.
Roffle at the depreciation Robots on this forum. Just spouting the same old guff when it comes to someone wanting to buy a brand new car.
It was cheaper to buy a brand new car than a used one at the time I ordered.
So stick that in your pipe!
172/182's feel prehistoric now imo. The driving position, the gear change and the brakes all feel very old. I understand that its an older car so its bound to.
Theres no such thing as taking a hit, its just called owning a car and thats part and parcel of it. Whats with this mentality? When you sell your car does the next owner buy it thinking "haha that mug took the hit for me and now i get his car"?
You own anything, it depreciates. Like Brown Bear said above you could apply the same thing to mobile phones, laptops etc.
Roffle at the depreciation Robots on this forum. Just spouting the same old guff when it comes to someone wanting to buy a brand new car.
It was cheaper to buy a brand new car than a used one at the time I ordered.
So stick that in your pipe!
You could apply the same thinking to a mobile. Clothes. Anything.True, but say you bought the car new, lets say a 200 for 14k, it would be worth about 11k trade in after a year. Yet if you bought one second hand a year old you could get it for 11.5 ish? Big saving,
For day in, day out driving they aren't as good. But for a 'hoon', the 200 just doesn't reward/thrill/scare in the same way. It's too secure, too composed.172/182's feel prehistoric now imo. The driving position, the gear change and the brakes all feel very old. I understand that its an older car so its bound to.
Yea but you're going to lose money when you sell on. Boom.Great comparison phones, socks and boxers ect, so you bought your 200 for 14k say, in a years time you trade it in. I buy the same car for 11k. You've lost 3k, ive lost nothing. Thats a hit IMO.
I agree with all of this, but I still feel better off behind the wheel of the Trophy, I feel conneced to the tyres, not like there is a middle man relaying my inputs.172/182's feel prehistoric now imo. The driving position, the gear change and the brakes all feel very old. I understand that its an older car so its bound to.
I drove a 200 at a RS day. I was impressed by the lower rev power, which you notice coming out of slow corners. And the brakes were awesome too...
.....BUT it just felt really big and lethargic compared to the 182. Yes living with it everyday would be much nicer, but as a drivers car, I preferred the 1*2.
Isn't your Fiat on finance?
Yea but you're going to lose money when you sell on. Boom.
Why are people so bothered about the depreciation factor... It happens with everything you buy! Not an issue tbqh.
Isn't your Fiat on finance?