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Isn't it funny when Salt & Wriggler gets in wrong?
On 28/11/2015 22:46, Tom Crispin wrote:
On Saturday, November 28, 2015 at 10:31:48 PM UTC, Cycle-Ops wrote: On 28/11/2015 15:04, Cycle-Ops wrote: On 28/11/2015 14:50, JNugent wrote: On 28/11/2015 14:15, Tom Crispin wrote: On Saturday, November 28, 2015 at 12:19:17 PM UTC, JNugent wrote: On 28/11/2015 10:04, Tom Crispin wrote: On Saturday, November 28, 2015 at 9:19:58 AM UTC, Alycidon wrote: On Saturday, 28 November 2015 09:03:08 UTC, Tom Crispin wrote: My opinion: As with nearly everything, cash is the cheapest way to make a van purchase, and large discounts can be negotiated with the dearlership. Leasing is simply idiotic, although an easy way to have a new vehicle. It is just another way money is transferred from the plankwitted to those with more than an ounce of intelligence. Leasing is nearly always a financial blunder. There is another option. Get the mug car company to give you a free deposit. Charge you 0% over 4 years. Pay a modest final sum and it's all yours. http://www.alfaromeo.co.uk/finance-offers/giulietta These offers always exclude the cash discount buyers can negotiate with the dealership. http://broadspeed.com/new_cars/Alfa_Romeo/Giulietta/ Better discounts to those on this commercial website are also available, but showing this to a dealership should give you an automatic £3000 off the most basic model. A finance purchase is infinitely preferable to leasing where you pay your money but have no asset to show for it. Commercial vehicles, after a life of working hard, are usually worth very little. The "asset" - such as it is in those circumstances - can be illusory. A well-used commercial vehicle can be difficult to liquidate, but still needs to be maintained, garaged and kept up to date with MOT, insurance, Road Tax, etc. Trust me. I have little doubt that what you say is true. I also have little doubt that van leasing is more expensive in the long run than an outright purchase. Unlike Plankwit, I am more inclined to value the opinion of consumer advice from Which and similar sources than the sales spiel of a van leasing company. There are other advantages. One of them is that every penny paid to rent a vehicle on a lease is tax deductible. No having to account for depreciation or anything similar. I was saving that for later. When he'd made a bigger fool of himself. Mind you, he hasn't realised his biggest error yet. I doubt he will. No one in their right mind would pay the list price for a Citron Nemo. £11,365 OTR - more like £8,530 OTR http://www.perrys.co.uk/citroen-nemo...r-211829-15013 You would, that was the figure YOU started with, halfwit. BTW, that's not OTR. £8,295 +VAT+RFL+REG That's your second biggest **** up. Still can't work out what your biggest **** up is yet? -- Dave Dedicated to finding a cure for cycling. |
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