House prices +0.9% in June 2009

Cleaver

mr.broderick wrote: »

Good evening cleves.
I haven't been on much recently, when did you return?

Hello Broders, how's tricks me old sausage?

Erm, a couple of weeks ago I think. Might be a temp reappearance though, depends on the old workload. How's the car business treating you?

ruggedtoast

House prices are going up, Brodders is here , and things can go back to normal.

mr.broderick

Cleaver wrote: »

Hello Broders, how's tricks me old sausage?

Erm, a couple of weeks ago I think. Might be a temp reappearance though, depends on the old workload. How's the car business treating you?

Absolutely swamped. Really busy with scrappage scheme and we have imported a load of 4x4's from Ireland really cheap, selling them as pre-reg's, having it away sir. Yes i am not staying just popped in to say hi to the regulars pleasantly surprised to see you back and of course happy to see mewbie.

lostinrates

mr.broderick wrote: »

Absolutely swamped. Really busy with scrappage scheme and we have imported a load of 4x4's from Ireland really cheap, selling them as pre-reg's, having it away sir. Yes i am not staying just popped in to say hi to the regulars pleasantly surprised to see you back and of course happy to see mewbie.

what's''pre reg''?. What sort of 4x4s?

mr.broderick

lostinrates wrote: »

what's''pre reg''?. What sort of 4x4s?

Pre-registered, unused vehicles but registered.
Pathfinder, Navara and X-Trail.

Pathfinder from £17995(Old Sport Spec)
Navara from £13995 + vat (SE)
X-Trail £18495 (Old Aventura Spec)

lostinrates

mr.broderick wrote: »

Pre-registered, unused vehicles but registered.
Pathfinder, Navara and X-Trail.

Pathfinder from £17995(Old Sport Spec)
Navara from £13995 + vat (SE)
X-Trail £18495 (Old Aventura Spec)

Thank you

I'm teetering on buying again. Now my dad has the Quashwhatevery I have had more time in it and know its not for me.

I'd jump at an ancient Prairie: Are they killable? Ours never died, I was a fool to sell it.

I'm also still hoping (against hope?) a future fuel solution might appear if I can just get the limping car a bit longer. My suspension is dicey again Seven months out of the last repair

mr.broderick

lostinrates wrote: »

Thank you

I'm teetering on buying again. Now my dad has the Quashwhatevery I have had more time in it and know its not for me.

I'd jump at an ancient Prairie: Are they killable? Ours never died, I was a fool to sell it.

I'm also still hoping (against hope?) a future fuel solution might appear if I can just get the limping car a bit longer. My suspension is dicey again Seven months out of the last repair

Qashqai good choice, highest ever ncap score for adult occupancy.

lostinrates

mr.broderick wrote: »

Qashqai good choice, highest ever ncap score for adult occupancy.

I don't know what that means.:o But its not the right car for me.

IveSeenTheLight

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Not an area I know.

So whether this represents signficant activity in terms of sales / total properties I cannot comment.

I'm wondering why you wanted the sales data when it's not an area you know about and you don't know what to interpret from the data

For me, sales figures are simply an indicator of demand (being that people want to buy and have the finances in place to do so). Of course if the supply is lower, there could still be demand there but people waiting to find the right property.

So in short, demand is down on previous year, but starting to build again.

ruggedtoast

mr.broderick wrote: »

Qashqai good choice, highest ever ncap score for adult occupancy.

I'm quite interested in the Qashqai. Is it true it has the convenience, ride height, and safety of a 4x4, but with the handling and fuel consumption of a car?

Also are the 1.6s really slow?