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October 12th 03, 07:49 AM
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Britains Crap Roads, Answers wanted
Conor Turton wrote:
In article , says... But if you already own a car (like wot most families do) then those are sunk costs and irrelevant to the decision. But I don't and the costs *would* be relevant. Several thousand pounds of releavance I'd guess. Only if you're an idiot. My last two cars have cost me £300 each and lasted me over 18 months a piece. My brother does that. Buys ****e old cars and when people say "What about the reliability" he replies if it breaks, I'll buy another one. And strangely, most of them last a good few years before succumbing. Very high mileage for age seems to be the answer. |
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