Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Mr.OmegaMan on 07 March 2019, 20:36:29
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Just seen this. Quite like the picture they used of the Omega.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/used-car-buying-guides/james-ruppert-comfortable-bangers-under-%C2%A3500
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"Omega, and a 2.2i CD from 2003 with 145,000 miles for £350"
but the picture is a 17th April 2002 3.2 v6 MV6 with circa 75k -80k miles
I doubt the current owner would part with that for £350 ;D
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"Omega, and a 2.2i CD from 2003 with 145,000 miles for £350"
but the picture is a 17th April 2002 3.2 v6 MV6 with circa 75k -80k miles
I doubt the current owner would part with that for £350 ;D
given that it's probably been bean tins for a while, I suspect the last owner would be delighted with another £350!
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"Omega, and a 2.2i CD from 2003 with 145,000 miles for £350"
but the picture is a 17th April 2002 3.2 v6 MV6 with circa 75k -80k miles
I doubt the current owner would part with that for £350 ;D
given that it's probably been bean tins for a while, I suspect the last owner would be delighted with another £350!
No, the MV6 in the pic is insured, MOTed and taxed but not for sale @£350 :y
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Might buy the Michelin TPMS kit mentioned in that article.
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Best way to enjoy cheap luxury motoring "bangernomics" so much out there at the moment.😀
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Most big engined expensive saloon cars can be bought for a fraction of the new price once they get to around 10 years old. Even Rollers and Bentleys.
Imo, this presents a great opportunity for genuine car lovers to buy a great car for little money. 8)
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Most big engined expensive saloon cars can be bought for a fraction of the new price once they get to around 10 years old. Even Rollers and Bentleys.
Imo, this presents a great opportunity for genuine car lovers to buy a great car for little money. 8)
Indeed,my Clk which has done 125k owes me less than £200 including mot ing it and a couple of tyres,someone dropped 47 grand on it back in 2002
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Most big engined expensive saloon cars can be bought for a fraction of the new price once they get to around 10 years old. Even Rollers and Bentleys.
Imo, this presents a great opportunity for genuine car lovers to buy a great car for little money. 8)
Indeed,my Clk which has done 125k owes me less than £200 including mot ing it and a couple of tyres,someone dropped 47 grand on it back in 2002
In percentage terms, that makes my Trolley seem expensive at its £350 purchase price... Was a paltry £16,500 new :o
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Most big engined expensive saloon cars can be bought for a fraction of the new price once they get to around 10 years old. Even Rollers and Bentleys.
Imo, this presents a great opportunity for genuine car lovers to buy a great car for little money. 8)
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Couldn't agree more bought my Merc almost 4 years ago with 30,000 miles & full MB history fully loaded £55,000 on the original bill of purchase has cost me only £8 in repairs in almost 4 years (rubber casing for phone serial) V8 soundtrack plenty of power for me & totally immaculate.
Major service before I purchased it so all I have had to do are oil changes.
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Most big engined expensive saloon cars can be bought for a fraction of the new price once they get to around 10 years old. Even Rollers and Bentleys.
Imo, this presents a great opportunity for genuine car lovers to buy a great car for little money. 8)
Except if it's a Roller or Bendy theres a good chance the repair bills will bankrupt you..