When you're supposed to be selling your car and...
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I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
markalp said:Or... use the Zed as your daily driver
I already do
no fit state said:I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
This is what I did, bought a 5 door diesel hatch for karting kids and bikes round and the Zed became a fun car. What I saved in fuel paid for the other car including running costs pretty much.
srhutch said:no fit state said:I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
This is what I did, bought a 5 door diesel hatch for karting kids and bikes round and the Zed became a fun car. What I saved in fuel paid for the other car including running costs pretty much.
It's having some where to store it, as I have no drive or garage.
markalp said:no fit state said:I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
Or... use the Zed as your daily driver
If it i the better half wanting a change to a more "sensible" daily driver then a new pair of shoes, handbag, and a bunch of flowers should solve that problem
If its a personal head vs heart issue then come on just keep looking at that image.
idej_jedi said:It’s like that old saying...after you’ve parked your car if don’t look back you’re driving the wrong car. Or in your case...after you’ve washed your car you don’t want to sell it...don’t sell it!
Looks a beauty btw.
Cheers, and I do look back at it every time I park up :wub:
no fit state said:idej_jedi said:It’s like that old saying...after you’ve parked your car if don’t look back you’re driving the wrong car. Or in your case...after you’ve washed your car you don’t want to sell it...don’t sell it!
Looks a beauty btw.
Cheers, and I do look back at it every time I park up :wub:
You can't sell it then. I cleaned ours up to almost "museum" standards, she looked amazing and although I put an ad in AT, when I got the call, I felt sick. I have had so much fun in this car, I would rather have her in the garage costing me money, than regret letting her go and then finding another car that I don't know.
They do stir the emotions these machines.
H.
markalp said:markalp said:no fit state said:I don't know
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
Or... use the Zed as your daily driver
If it i the better half wanting a change to a more "sensible" daily driver then a new pair of shoes, handbag, and a bunch of flowers should solve that problem
If its a personal head vs heart issue then come on just keep looking at that image.
Though the better half would be happy to see the noisy, bumpy, hard to get out of penis on wheels as she calls it, go. Thankfully she isn’t the reason as to why I was thinking of selling it. Infact right now, I’m struggling to justify my reason for selling up, which is nothing more than I’ve had it three years and it’s time for something newer and more practical for a daily driver.
no fit state said:I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
It comes down to will it hurt more to keep it or sell it. I probably held on to my FIAT Coupe a few years to long. It was costing a small fortune to keep it going. But those last few years with that car were worth every penny. :wub:
buzyg said:no fit state said:I don't knowsrhutch said:
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
It comes down to will it hurt more to keep it or sell it. I probably held on to my FIAT Coupe a few years to long. It was costing a small fortune to keep it going. But those lst few years with that car were worth every penny. :wub:
I owned a Fiat Coupe 20v from 2004 till 2008 loved that car too. It never put a foot wrong despite me taking it to nearly 100k miles.
no fit state said:buzyg said:no fit state said:I don't know
The head says sell, the heart says buy a daily driver and find somewhere to store it for dry weekend use only.
It comes down to will it hurt more to keep it or sell it. I probably held on to my FIAT Coupe a few years to long. It was costing a small fortune to keep it going. But those lst few years with that car were worth every penny. :wub:
I owned a Fiat Coupe 20v from 2004 till 2008 loved that car too. It never put a foot wrong despite me taking it to nearly 100k miles.
Spot on, I had mine from 2001 to 2011. if I had sold her at 100k I would have missed the financial pain of the last 45k. Would also have missed 5 years of fun.
8)
no fit state said:You give it a clean, take some pictures but it looks so good that you don't want to sell it now
That looks flipin amazing. I'd need a damn good reason to sell mine and 'getting a newer car, just because' wouldn't be one of those for sure.
I get the storage issue, there are options out there that shouldn't cost a fortune, bearing in mind the car at the moment is probably increasing in value.
Don't do it imo, you will regret it I would imagine.
North West Surrey
Car looks fantastic OP.
Think long and hard before you sell - I didn't in 2015, and days after taking a deposit on my first Coupe I was out putting a deposit on my second!
Plus if you did sell and regret it you'd probably struggle to find another MC - they aren't exactly common cars, and if anything they are increasing in value.
Think long and hard before you sell - I didn't in 2015, and days after taking a deposit on my first Coupe I was out putting a deposit on my second!
Plus if you did sell and regret it you'd probably struggle to find another MC - they aren't exactly common cars, and if anything they are increasing in value.
My friend is after an Imola ///MC, if you decide to sell let me know and I’ll pass on the details