Help with finance with Nissan Quashai

Takoda

Jay_Tee wrote: »

You are perfectly entitled to your 2p, just in this case my 2p differs

Your 2p is more like a 1p though.

fifi35

Pew_Pew_Pew_Lasers! wrote: »

Perhaps, as you allude in your first post, your finances are in such poor condition because you are thick?

Now who's thick? I don't have any debt!
I have already explained that I haven't changed my signature for quite some time.
Some of my other posts have been on behalf of friends.

Again, you do not have enough information to have an opinion on whether or not I can afford a brand new car.

And then you become offensive when asked to just answer my questions without moralising.

Thanks again for all the helpful constructive replies.
I have bought my Quashai and am loving it!

Inactive

fifi35 wrote: »

I have bought my Quashai and am loving it!

I think that you mean that you have hired it.

LandyAndy

Inactive wrote: »

I think that you mean that you have hired it.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Now, now, you know that'll just cause an upset.:)

LandyAndy

fifi35 wrote: »

I have bought my Quashai and am loving it!

Take it back.

Get them to replace the name badge under warranty.:)

peterg1965

Pew_Pew_Pew_Lasers! wrote: »

The best deal is to buy a car which you can afford, and clearly you cannot afford a Quashai.

Pathetic response, the OP did not ask you to stand in judgement over her ability to pay for a car. The vast majority of cars are purchased on finance by people who can easily afford it and budget sensibly. Do you live in a tent on the basis that mortgaging a house means you can't afford one?

In answer to the OP's question, the lease deals ties you in for the duration of the contract and usually includes road tax. With the first (PCP) deal, you are likely to have some equity left at the end and also it is easier to come out of the contract should you wish to end the deal or trade in.

Pew_Pew_Pew_Lasers!

fifi35 wrote: »

Now who's thick? I don't have any debt!
I have already explained that I haven't changed my signature for quite some time.
Some of my other posts have been on behalf of friends.

Again, you do not have enough information to have an opinion on whether or not I can afford a brand new car.

And then you become offensive when asked to just answer my questions without moralising.

Thanks again for all the helpful constructive replies.
I have bought my Quashai and am loving it!

Yes I do. If you could afford it, you would be buying outright. By the way, you don't get to determine what other people type in reply to your messages. If you want that, try North Korea.

Pew_Pew_Pew_Lasers!

peterg1965 wrote: »

Pathetic response, the OP did not ask you to stand in judgement over her ability to pay for a car. The vast majority of cars are purchased on finance by people who can easily afford it and budget sensibly. Do you live in a tent on the basis that mortgaging a house means you can't afford one?

In answer to the OP's question, the lease deals ties you in for the duration of the contract and usually includes road tax. With the first (PCP) deal, you are likely to have some equity left at the end and also it is easier to come out of the contract should you wish to end the deal or trade in.

Pathetic response. I did not ask you to stand in judgement on my comment.

See, we can all play this game. Look at her signature.

Inactive

peterg1965 wrote: »

The vast majority of cars are purchased on finance by people who can easily afford it and budget sensibly. Do you live in a tent on the basis that mortgaging a house means you can't afford one?

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Rubbish, most people that can truly afford a new car pay outright.

Comparing a mortgage for a home, that people truly need, is somewhat different to buying/leasing/hiring a new expensive car.

cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

Rubbish, most people that can truly afford a new car pay outright.

Comparing a mortgage for a home, that people truly need, is somewhat different to buying/leasing/hiring a new expensive car.

My highlights and totally agree. Mi old dad, GRHS, used to say, "bl**** traffic?, get them cars off the road that aren't paid for and there'd be no bl**** traffic" ;)