Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Mutha Jugs n Speed on 03 November 2025, 07:16:42
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Just been checking my bank account, and all three Omegas have had around a quid put on the direct debit this month, as follows,
2001 3.2 £36.31
2001 3.2 £37.69
2000 3.0 £31.50. Two identical cars..different charge?? ::)
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My 02 3.2 is £37.68.
It was £36.31 last month.
So theyve put it up without telling anyone ? ??? >:(
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I'm going to SORN two of them, until April as they hardly get used during the winter months..no point in giving the Government free money. ::)
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Dont blame you, although they dont like standing around doing nothing for long periods of time.
Rust sets in and things start to seize up.
Best to move them around a bit, even just on the drive, if possible.
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Ours are exactly the same as last month, £17.06.
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Don't know about monthly DD charges.
The milk float costs £195 and the M240i comes with a £400 government theft charge for the first 5 years. :-[
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Don't know about monthly DD charges.
The milk float costs £195 and the M240i comes with a £400 government theft charge for the first 5 years. :-[
So both cars cost you less than your rusty old Signum? :)
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Don't know about monthly DD charges.
The milk float costs £195 and the M240i comes with a £400 government theft charge for the first 5 years. :-[
So both cars cost you less than your rusty old Signum? :)
I think the total comes to £795, so yes. :-X
That's why I couldn't justify keeping the mighty Signum. She is back with the same owner who sold the car to me in 2015. He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
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Don't know about monthly DD charges.
The milk float costs £195 and the M240i comes with a £400 government theft charge for the first 5 years. :-[
So both cars cost you less than your rusty old Signum? :)
I think the total comes to £795, so yes. :-X
That's why I couldn't justify keeping the mighty Signum. She is back with the same owner who sold the car to me in 2015. He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
Just a bit gullible. ;)
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He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
I met quite a few JP's in my younger days, and none of them were very nice to me. ;D They always fined me for trivial things. ;( I mean, what is the harm in a 16 year old popping to the village chippy on his Moto X bike. ::)
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He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
I met quite a few JP's in my younger days, and none of them were very nice to me. ;D They always fined me for trivial things. ;( I mean, what is the harm in a 16 year old popping to the village chippy on his Moto X bike. ::)
Bad for your cholesterol, presumably? ;)
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He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
I met quite a few JP's in my younger days, and none of them were very nice to me. ;D They always fined me for trivial things. ;( I mean, what is the harm in a 16 year old popping to the village chippy on his Moto X bike. ::)
Bad for your cholesterol, presumably? ;)
Ah, that's nice. Do you know what, I never once considered that they had my welfare at heart. ;D :y
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He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
I met quite a few JP's in my younger days, and none of them were very nice to me. ;D They always fined me for trivial things. ;( I mean, what is the harm in a 16 year old popping to the village chippy on his Moto X bike. ::)
Bad for your cholesterol, presumably? ;)
The poster in my chippy tells me how healthy they are. Surely they are not telling porkies :o
;D
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He is a JP, so a man of impeccable judgement. :P
I met quite a few JP's in my younger days, and none of them were very nice to me. ;D They always fined me for trivial things. ;( I mean, what is the harm in a 16 year old popping to the village chippy on his Moto X bike. ::)
Bad for your cholesterol, presumably? ;)
The poster in my chippy tells me how healthy they are. Surely they are not telling porkies :o
;D
There's an element of truth to that, as big chunky soggy proper chip shop chips absorb less fat than skinny Mcfries type chips. :y
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There's an element of truth to that, as big chunky soggy proper chip shop chips absorb less fat than skinny Mcfries type chips. :y
Well, yes, I guess relatively speaking, they are healthy ;D
Maybe I should give up cabbage and sprouts and carrots then ;D
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There's an element of truth to that, as big chunky soggy proper chip shop chips absorb less fat than skinny Mcfries type chips. :y
Well, yes, I guess relatively speaking, they are healthy ;D
Maybe I should give up cabbage and sprouts and carrots then ;D
With your explosive flatulence best you keep well away from sprouts this Crimbo. :)