Porsche at the front of the house, yacht at the back of the house and helicopter on top of the house is what we need.
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Porsche at the front of the house, yacht at the back of the house and helicopter on top of the house is what we need.
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Beat that!!!!!!! Ultimate 70,s Romper.
Beat that!!!!!!! Ultimate 70,s Romper.
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I like the look of these
I would need a chauffeur to go with these. They look like mafioso cars.
Navara - poor mans hilux
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Navara - poor mans hilux
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Great Wall
Poor Mans Navara
I drive a 2 door Holden Astra. It gets me from A to B. I could probably afford to upgrade, but dont see the need to.
I also only know how to fill a car up and change a tyre, beyond that I leave cars up to mechanics to sort out for me (or most of my staff)
pinkboy....I feel really cheap and poor with my sucky car!
I also only know how to fill a car up and change a tyre, beyond that I leave cars up to mechanics to sort out for me (or most of my staff
)pinkboy....I feel really cheap and poor with my sucky car!
maybe after 100,000kms and 5 years, with bald tyres, service and rego due
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Nice cars. I struggle to get past the fact that they lose half their value as soon as you drive them off the lot. Also - the amount of money to spend on cars and insure them - there is another deposit
I always think of it like the car financiers do.
Lose 50% after 3 years.
Lose 60% after 4 years.
Lose 70% after 5 years.
Rough figures of course - as some brands hold value better than others - but still something to work off.
This is my car evolution in last 15 years
1. 20 yeasr old Camry (first car)
2. 10 years old Mitsubishi Magna
3. 2 years old Corolla
4. 2 years old Subaru Liberty
5. 1 year old Holden SSV (bright cadbury)
Now with a new Honda CR-V so that we can fit 3 baby seats
I have a bad habbit of changing my vehicle every 3 years or so
The funny thing is I really liked the Magna where as many people hate Mitsubishi with a passion!
1. 20 yeasr old Camry (first car)
2. 10 years old Mitsubishi Magna
3. 2 years old Corolla
4. 2 years old Subaru Liberty
5. 1 year old Holden SSV (bright cadbury)
Now with a new Honda CR-V so that we can fit 3 baby seats
I have a bad habbit of changing my vehicle every 3 years or so
The funny thing is I really liked the Magna where as many people hate Mitsubishi with a passion!
I drive a Toyota RAV 4. It's comfortable, roomy and works well for my needs.
Cars are nice but there's other things I'd rather spend money on. In the past 2 years I've spent more on my scuba hobby than what some small cars are worth
Same! Our first Rav 4, we bought new and drove into the ground. Was starting to cost $$ to fix. Sold it & bought another. The 'new' one is 2004 model.
To me, a car is a means to get from A to B. Nothing more!
Our money gets spent on skating. One year the tab was more than what my eldest daughter earns working full time today.
Admittedly, that was a once off, and luckily for us we had equity to use to fund it.
I have had 2 veradas and 1 magna for 16 out of the last 20 years and found them very good. Far better built than holdens or fords. I travelled a total of 750,000km in them and never had a transmission problem that they seem to be famous for.
But I have to admit, I like my Jag better.
Here's mine, Merc E250 Cabriolet.
Must have a few kays on it now Aaron after driving to Antarctica to have it photographed.....
My wife would love one of those
Must have a few kays on it now Aaron after driving to Antarctica to have it photographed.....
My wife would love one of those
LOL I bought it when they had that special where they paid for your luxury car tax, GST and stamp duty.
A good client of mine picked up a similar one at the same time.
Was a very good deal indeed
Awesome work there on the BMW 2000 mate.
I used to have 1969 BMW 2000 also, but never ended up restoring it. Restored my 2002 instead - then a Zender modified E30. Then got rid of both :-(
Current drive is a restored 1952 Morris Minor Convertable (highlight), and daily driver (which doesnt get much driving either) BMW 318i
