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2nd car suggestions
Hello :hello:
Considering buying a second car when we've paid our final debt off and saved up a bit. We already have a 7 seater family car so this would just be for going to and from work to try and save on fuel costs and to make life a bit easier. I was hoping you guys could give me some suggestions so I could look into it a bit more and see if it's feesable.
Requirements:
£30 or less car tax bracket
Economical ( round trip of 20miles is likely to be the longest, perhaps up to 35 miles, dual carriageway and town)
Small, but big enough to fit 2 kiddos in the back if necessary.
Other than that not particularly fussy.
Budget up to 3k but willing to look at other possibilities.
Many thanks for any help :kisses:
Considering buying a second car when we've paid our final debt off and saved up a bit. We already have a 7 seater family car so this would just be for going to and from work to try and save on fuel costs and to make life a bit easier. I was hoping you guys could give me some suggestions so I could look into it a bit more and see if it's feesable.
Requirements:
£30 or less car tax bracket
Economical ( round trip of 20miles is likely to be the longest, perhaps up to 35 miles, dual carriageway and town)
Small, but big enough to fit 2 kiddos in the back if necessary.
Other than that not particularly fussy.
Budget up to 3k but willing to look at other possibilities.
Many thanks for any help :kisses:
Car loan as of 01/01/2014 :[STRIKE] £3282.28[/STRIKE] 01/02/14 £2289.17 (36 month term started 09/2013 39.9%):eek:
Slush Fund Savings: [STRIKE]£200[/STRIKE] £0 :mad:
Slush Fund Savings: [STRIKE]£200[/STRIKE] £0 :mad:
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