To buy or not to buy - Page 3

Tannaton · Apr 30th, 2020, 17:15

These cars do tend to become another member of your family rather than an appliance, so hence the best, cherished ones have usually been with an owner 3 years or more.

renuk39 · May 1st, 2020, 16:01

I've had my car (a 10 plate manual) for about six years now. And in general I love it. It's been reliable and comfy.
My power steering went Kaput. so had that done and all belts n water pump done. Oh my ! Pricey. My two mins gripes are. The parking brake ( which is pants). And the space saver wheel. But all in, I love it, great for long treks. Bang on the cruise control and relax.
I live in fear of thr day I need my clutch doing too.
But you gotta pay for an awesome car.

Apr 30th, 2020, 17:15	#21
Tannaton Bungling Amateur Last Online: Today 07:26 Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Beverley, East Yorks	These cars do tend to become another member of your family rather than an appliance, so hence the best, cherished ones have usually been with an owner 3 years or more. __________________ 2011 XC90 D5 Executive 2003 C70 T5 GT 2012 Ford Ranger XL SC 1977 Triumph Spitfire 1500 1976 Massey Ferguson 135

May 1st, 2020, 16:01	#22
renuk39 New Member Last Online: Sep 3rd, 2020 19:32 Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: batley	I've had my car (a 10 plate manual) for about six years now. And in general I love it. It's been reliable and comfy. My power steering went Kaput. so had that done and all belts n water pump done. Oh my ! Pricey. My two mins gripes are. The parking brake ( which is pants). And the space saver wheel. But all in, I love it, great for long treks. Bang on the cruise control and relax. I live in fear of thr day I need my clutch doing too. But you gotta pay for an awesome car.

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