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audi or a lexus

samhail · 2008-11-06 19:22:37

Im split between getting an Audo A4 (maybe 1.9 TDi) or a Lexus IS200. ive got about 15/16k so spend so the audi would be about 2002, and lexus about 2003. whats the feeling ? the last car i had has an alfa romeo 156, and ive been driving a nice big 3l land cruiser recently.

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#52 09-11-2008 12:49pm

rabbitinlights

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skyhighflyer wrote: »

Pity about the loan being limited to an Irish dealer. For €15k cleared I would have this from the UK:

2006 159 1.9JTD, 79K miles, full Alfa history. Nice, nice car.

Any links? I was looking at those, but they were all around 18-19k with VRT.

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#53 09-11-2008 12:50pm

samhail

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Climate Expert wrote: »

Tesco loans.

Whats the loan for...home improvements.

is a loan for a home improvements more likely to be accepted than that of a car loan ? or is that a fraud-type question ?
... i really dont know.

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#54 22-12-2008 9:38pm

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http://file048a.bebo.com/21/large/2008/12/22/20/209665046a9694523205l.jpg

what i decided on ! hmmm.
its nice.

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#55 23-12-2008 3:16am

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as long as you can make repayments and have a quote, your lender doesn't care if you're cooking or driving in your kitchen.

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