Should it stay or should it go?

fivetide

Do you actually need a car?


Surely if you are inner city based you could get a bus pass for less than £100 a month? (assuming you aren't in London).


If you need a car at any point then www.citycarclub.co.uk and if it is for work, hire one and charge it back for the day.


Just a thought as it will save you repairs, serving, tax, insurance etc etc

bubbleoflife_2

fivetide wrote: »

Do you actually need a car?


Surely if you are inner city based you could get a bus pass for less than £100 a month? (assuming you aren't in London).


If you need a car at any point then www.citycarclub.co.uk and if it is for work, hire one and charge it back for the day.


Just a thought as it will save you repairs, serving, tax, insurance etc etc

Yes, I know that I can get a bus pass for less than £100 a month but it's not always practical especially in bad weather. Citycarclub is actually expensive for my income and Zip cars are impractical because they don't have a one-way facility (drive and drop it off near destination; one-way Zip car is available only in US as far as I know not in UK).

Anyway, as I wasn't getting anywhere trying to reach somebody over the phone, I took the underground and went to the dealer to find out that the fault is not with the internal module but only the dashboard. I didn't get the dashboard repaired, paid the £160 for other probs, got the car back and stuck 'for sale' (with details) on windows

Strider590

A French car with electrical problems.... Who woulda thunk it?

Dan-Dan

It`s a Renault..... the answers obvious , it should go (off a cliff)

bubbleoflife_2

Dan-Dan wrote: »

It`s a Renault..... the answers obvious , it should go (off a cliff)

:rotfl:

Well, to be fair I've been driving it with the dashboard going off and on.