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Looking for £7,000 loan.
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That's a choice in recent conversation my original plan Was a 1.8 Sri but I get double the miles in the 1.9 cdti
My mistakes sorryTotal amount of debt - £3540
Overdraft - £1540
Credit Card - £2000
Amount Payed - £100
Amount Left - £34400 -
Also it's not as if it's a mg turbo or 106 hit turbo
It's a type of turbo injection not a turbo on the engineTotal amount of debt - £3540
Overdraft - £1540
Credit Card - £2000
Amount Payed - £100
Amount Left - £34400 -
Well good luck to you and dont crash it/hit another vehicle.0
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I think your issue here is that you're buying a 1.9L car - when I first passed my test, I would only be allowed a 1.0L Nissan Micra - lovely car to drive.
Now we have a 1.2L Nissan Micra (4 years in)- cheaper for maintenance/road tax and insurance.
I would recommend you set your sights on a much smaller car to avoid the £2,800 insurance bill as that is just crazy money - think of how many days work you need to do to earn that much, that's around 2 months work (excluding any interests!)0 -
Are pigs still taking to the wing over your way Josh?"We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now!"0
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Turbo injection, not an engine turbo??????
Here's an old fleaby link so you can see one Josh
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Astra-Vectra-120HP-turbo-turbocharger-1-9-CDTI-755373-767835-/320860196829
150bhp
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-VECTRA-1-9-CDTi-16v-150BHP-DIESEL-BRAND-NEW-TURBO-TURBOCHARGER-04-08-/270910637335?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3f138845170 -
The 1.9 150 CDTI suffers from many common, very expensive faults.
The dual mass fly wheel goes anywhere between 35-70,000 miles and costs upwards of £1500, the egr valve is also a common failure point and costs around £500 and that's without the cam belt and swirl valve failures.
Even if this fantasy loan came off, I think Josh would be driving a money pit.
have a look here
http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/vauxhall/vectra-c-2002/?section=bad"We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now!"0 -
Not to mention a blocked DPF if only used for short trips (which appears to be the case with josh). They NEED a good blast up the motorway every week.0
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Well that's something I'll have to deal with when I have the car, tell me one car that doesn't have faults.Total amount of debt - £3540
Overdraft - £1540
Credit Card - £2000
Amount Payed - £100
Amount Left - £34400
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