Hi All,
Need your advise... as new to this forum and first time please be easy with moi...
I'm looking to purchase a new car as at present i'm driving a .... wait for it
Golf M3 L reg old hey :~((
As i'm bored of this now, i want my dream car or as close as, a BMW. I'm not rich so i can't afford to pay cash up from, installment yeah...
Also been a women, with out a man... i need ur advise...
So how could i try to go about persuing this dream...
All your time and help would be greatly appreciate, Thank you.
Meanwhile i shall look forward hearing from you soon.
Thanks Again
xx
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We'd like to help but we'd need to know
- how much you can afford per month
- what size of car you need
- what sort of car you're dreaming of (hatchback, coupe, estate etc)
"Also been a woman" - I'm a little worried....
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Do you mean a new car, as in fresh from the showroom, or just new to you personally?
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Do you mean a new car, as in fresh from the showroom, or just new to you personally?
Sorry guys, i should have been more clear....
I would like a 2door convertiable m3, 2ltr my budget of monthly payments is anything from 2-4hundred.
I would buy from showrooms but far tooo expensive, unless of course any special deals about.
so now what my options....
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Avant your quote "Also been a woman" - I'm a little worried....
Hey cheeky, what is meant by this comment...
As been a women i don't understand... LOL ;~))
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This website has clearly defined equality guidelines and welcomes members of the transgender community.
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"Avant your quote "Also been a woman" - I'm a little worried....
Hey cheeky, what is meant by this comment..."
Maybe you meant "Also being a woman"? "Been" is the past tense, which is why I was worried!
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Latest model Mx5 leasing figures, over 3 years, around £300/month.
Or far better value, last of old shape, you'll be £200ish.
But it's a big jump from your trusty old car, to something like this. You realy only need to spend £4-7000, for a good Mx5, if you can be persueded!!
VB
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Hey mr vansboy thats not a bad deals... do you need to place deposit for new cars like these...
also can i please have some more details on what you quoted above.
Thanks
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Hi Devante,
Can't help too much but when you say you want a "BMW m3 2ltr", do you mean 2.0? as in 2000cc?
I only ask because M3's are considerably faster and bigger than 2.0! (3.0 and 3.2) and there's no such thing as an M3 2.0.
Good luck with the search though,
Adam
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just shows how much i know about cars... ;~)
I love M3 always wanted one, the faster the better.... I may get to work on time then ...lol
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Who wouldn't want an M3?! ;-)
Bit pricey though - at a guess you'd be looking at 20 grand for a halfway decent one.
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Sounds like you want a 320Ci - similar to the M3 but nowhere near as expensive to own.
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Wasn't the original M3 a two litre, for touring car racing?
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Wasn't the original M3 a two litre, for touring car racing?
The E30 M3 was a 2.3 4 cylinder although later special editions did increase capacity to 2.5 litres.
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Details from here, a few weeks back www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/index.htm?news_id=2917
You'll need some deposit, though not a lot!!
VB
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Sorry - I assumed we were talking newish cars although admittedly I didn't know that it started life as a 2.0
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So i take it no great deals going on at present that any would know about...?
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i dont mean to sound harsh but if you cant aford a deposit, how will you afford to insure, run and maintain one?
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Sorry to cause offence... but having seen too much Little Britain of late, this sounds like a post from someone Walliams et al might come up with. I know it's not but reads that way.
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Certainly at £300 a month you can afford a used one, but it's likely to be 7 or 8 years old. I'm not convinced that it's wise to go for an M3 after a Golf. The car is an immensely fast 3.2 litre sports car and it's rear wheel drive.
Make sure you can afford insurance (on car and life) before you buy.
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