Can i work for your dads dealership?. ill even make the tea aslong as i get insured!Quote: Originally posted by Aust1n on 28 March 2005
Im 19.. I work for my dads car dealership.. Im insured on anything upto a 4.0 litre. Cos I have to be able to drive anything that comes in... I dont pay a cent. =]
Hence why Im after a v6
Quote: Originally posted by AlexJMills on 28 March 2005
Im just intrigued as Im sure most people assume that rich parents pay for younger peoples cars. I always want people to realise that I bought my own 172 at 21 but Im sure people think my parents paid.
Thats handy with working at a dealership so free insurance on anything cant be bad.
Quote: Originally posted by warine_warrior on 29 March 2005
Just as a matter of interest, do any of you guys paying £1500+ a year for insurance currenlty have a mortgage or are you still living in your bedrooms?
I know its a good feeling to get a nice car when you are young but believe me its a much better thing when you get your own place and if you can afford both then lucky you !
Im kinda a tennat cos the y provide me a place to stay when im working and i have a mortgage on a house in coventry, which is being paid for by a a family staying there. Best of Both worlds really. On the Prop Market.
CraiG
Move!!Quote: Originally posted by gecko on 29 March 2005
Damn you first car/south London insurance prices!!
good work fellaQuote: Originally posted by Craig Ed on 29 March 2005
Quote: Originally posted by warine_warrior on 29 March 2005
Just as a matter of interest, do any of you guys paying £1500+ a year for insurance currenlty have a mortgage or are you still living in your bedrooms?
I know its a good feeling to get a nice car when you are young but believe me its a much better thing when you get your own place and if you can afford both then lucky you !
Im kinda a tennat cos the y provide me a place to stay when im working and i have a mortgage on a house in coventry, which is being paid for by a a family staying there. Best of Both worlds really. On the Prop Market.
CraiG