M54 Therapy
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Attleborough, Norfolk
Well............things have evolved slightly!john-e89 said:Another nutter with 4 Zeds.....it's a kind of relief tbh....:lol:
Son-in-law was expecting a new lease 1-series to arrive this week.
Only last week they told him it won't be ready until April!!!
His current A-class has to go back this week and they won't extend it!
So the black freeleeta has had a quick service and check over and he'll rent that off me (which will fund the project when it comes back)
He saves a load of dosh and I get car pocket money to play with.
But what am I going to do over the winter now? My young apprentice from over the road is not happy.
So here I am scouring the ads for another one to tide me over. :roll:
enuff_zed said:
Kathleen’s Golf is due back early December but no sign of it’s replacement. Called them on Friday re extension, “Sorry madam but we’re not in the position to extend so will be picking up the car on original date”
VW obviously relishing the thought of a 3 yr old well spec’d Golf with 9k, yes 9k, miles on it going back into stock.
She’s phoning them back today and if it’s still a no I feel they may be getting told where to place it’s replacement
As an aside, she was looking at buying outright in April because it was so low mileage and she wasn’t sure about leasing another. Price to buy April £13,700, price to buy 4 weeks ago £18,600. I told her in April that I thought that would go down £1k-£1.5k by the time the lease finished and to make her mind up then, you can guess who’s fault it is that the worldwide used car shortages are pushing prices skyward
If you weren't joking I would take you up on that, plus my Wife never needs to know I bought another one lolenuff_zed said:
couldn't be your fault could it?Argyll Andy said:enuff_zed said:
Kathleen’s Golf is due back early December but no sign of it’s replacement. Called them on Friday re extension, “Sorry madam but we’re not in the position to extend so will be picking up the car on original date”
VW obviously relishing the thought of a 3 yr old well spec’d Golf with 9k, yes 9k, miles on it going back into stock.
She’s phoning them back today and if it’s still a no I feel they may be getting told where to place it’s replacement
As an aside, she was looking at buying outright in April because it was so low mileage and she wasn’t sure about leasing another. Price to buy April £13,700, price to buy 4 weeks ago £18,600. I told her in April that I thought that would go down £1k-£1.5k by the time the lease finished and to make her mind up then, you can guess who’s fault it is that the worldwide used car shortages are pushing prices skyward
bigwinn said:couldn't be your fault could it?Argyll Andy said:enuff_zed said:
Kathleen’s Golf is due back early December but no sign of it’s replacement. Called them on Friday re extension, “Sorry madam but we’re not in the position to extend so will be picking up the car on original date”
VW obviously relishing the thought of a 3 yr old well spec’d Golf with 9k, yes 9k, miles on it going back into stock.
She’s phoning them back today and if it’s still a no I feel they may be getting told where to place it’s replacement
As an aside, she was looking at buying outright in April because it was so low mileage and she wasn’t sure about leasing another. Price to buy April £13,700, price to buy 4 weeks ago £18,600. I told her in April that I thought that would go down £1k-£1.5k by the time the lease finished and to make her mind up then, you can guess who’s fault it is that the worldwide used car shortages are pushing prices skyward
Give that man a Brucey Bonus :lol:
She’s currently looking at non VW replacements