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  1. BayView

    The Maximum You should spend on your car(s)

    Only if you hit something smaller, and/or slower - except a tree or building.
  2. BayView

    The Maximum You should spend on your car(s)

    Yeah; the amount of our customers who ask me; "Is my car safe?" after and before anything is done to it is staggering. FFS. :rolleyes: I tell them; "Sorry, but noone will give you that guarantee", But I feel like telling them; "Yep; as long as it stays in your garage, locked." ;)...
  3. BayView

    The Maximum You should spend on your car(s)

    It's all about priorities and spending habits, and % of income as this thread is about. For eg; I see loads of young apprentice tradies driving around in very recent model utes and other types of hotted up mobiles, "P" plates in the windows. Yeah, you could argue that you need to be safe - the...
  4. BayView

    The Maximum You should spend on your car(s)

    5% of your nett worth might have no correlation at all to your cashflow situation. Recommend it probably should be 5% of your cashflow...that is on the purchase price.... The maintenance and running costs will be that much (5%) again. That'll cut a lot of folk out of the equation immediately...
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