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Hi OP,
I've fixed your original post -CKhalvashi wrote: »<Boast>
I have 2 brand new Jaguars!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!1111:cool::D:cool::D:cool::D:cool:
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John Prescott's forums account spotted!0
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99 Renault Clio RT - 31,500. I average about 2k a year if that
84 TR7 Convertible - 52,000. Averages probably 800 miles a year as I only drive it when its a decent summers day.
09 Astra 1.9 CDTi - 59,000. OH's commuter car, he does about 130 miles a day.0 -
'62 plate Rolls Royce Ghost Saloon 52,000 miles - March 2012
'62 plate Porsche 911 GT3 RS 47,000 miles - March 2012
The reason the cars have such high mileages is that when I'm not using them I ask my full time driver to ferry under-privileged children to and from school and to hospital appointments. As such I replace my cars every 6 months. My new Bentley and Ferrari arrive at the end of the month.
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86,000 to date had car for 2 years and had 59k when I got it.Google gives you answers use it.........0
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'62 plate Rolls Royce Ghost Saloon 52,000 miles - March 2012
'62 plate Porsche 911 GT3 RS 47,000 miles - March 2012
The reason the cars have such high mileages is that when I'm not using them I ask my full time driver to ferry under-privileged children to and from school and to hospital appointments. As such I replace my cars every 6 months. My new Bentley and Ferrari arrive at the end of the month.
Do I win?
'62 (1962 that is) Ferrari 250 GTO - 7,000
Bought it for the school run but didn't like the traffic so mainly use the Eurocopter AS 350B3 now0 -
Hodge4ever wrote: »Not quite;
'62 (1962 that is) Ferrari 250 GTO - 7,000
Bought it for the school run but didn't like the traffic so mainly use the Eurocopter AS 350B3 now
A fine vintage and excellent choice of city run-around car.
I had considered using my helicopter for the school run but couldn't quite get round the logisitics - do you get the kids to absail out of the hovering chopper, chuck them out with parachutes or does their school have a heli-pad? That's the problem our school doesn't have a pad (I know, the shame of it)and the kids aren't keen on absailing or parachuting so we've really struggled.0 -
Hodge4ever wrote: »Not quite;
'62 (1962 that is) Ferrari 250 GTO - 7,000
How much peacock food can you get in the boot though?
I assume you don't buy the bulk ASDA Value Peacock food as it just isn't the same.
5t.What if there was no such thing as a rhetorical question?0 -
How much peacock food can you get in the boot though?
I assume you don't buy the bulk ASDA Value Peacock food as it just isn't the same.
5t.
Surely that's why we all have staff? My Butlers all get Jaguar XJ Portfolio Saloon 3.0d's and the Maids get Jaguar XF Portfolio S Sportbrake 3.0d's. Seems to keep them happy and they can get plenty of peacock food in the boot.0 -
Kia Picanto, 246 miles .I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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