How exactly does a part exchange work?!

Captaincodpiece

motorguy wrote: »

Not the first time thats been said....

Turned down for finance and no capital for a new car?

motorguy

Captaincodpiece wrote: »

Turned down for finance and no capital for a new car?

Aye.

Drives about in a 2003 Vectra 1.8 cursing at people who can afford a nice car.

Probably has a top spec gaming PC to compensate for the rest of his shortcomings and to impress his cyber friends when hes sitting in his bedroom online.

EDIT: just found this....

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5097521

Strider590 wrote: »

The i5 is easier to o/c, which is why I chose an i5 over an i7 years ago.
Running 2.3Ghz i5 @ 4.3Ghz. Its rare I ever miss the i7 hyper-threading and my GPU does all the hard work in gaming.

Strider590 wrote: »

I have water cooled CPU, it maxes out at around 67-68 degrees, as I said earlier its an i5 running 4.3Ghz.

:rotfl:

I think we can all picture the type...

Captaincodpiece

motorguy wrote: »

Aye.

Drives about in a 2003 Vectra 1.8 cursing at people who can afford a nice car.

Probably has a top spec gaming PC to compensate for the rest of his shortcomings and to impress his cyber friends when hes sitting in his bedroom online.

EDIT: just found this....

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5097521


:rotfl:

Sounds like a foreign language to me.

JimmyTheWig

harveybobbles wrote: »

Makes me laugh when people get rif od a car after they have spent quite a bit on it.

Look at it this way - the new car you're buying may (or will) need all this doing to it in the future, so why not stick with what you know?

I agree to some extent, but don't you think that sometimes you get to a point with a car that you're constantly paying out on it.
Otherwise why would you ever get rid of a car?