Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
slightly off topic of realistic omega replacements..... im going to go out on a limb and say the 458 is the prettiest ever car. I used to like the Modena 360 but that hasn't aged well in my opinion. still love the f430 and having driven one on a track I know theyre awesome. just got to save up thousands of pounds now
Ok, since you are asking. My friend claims mileage on his work related trips. Contract dictates car must be less than 5 years old. So any Omega is out of the question.
So he decides to buy above car as per above plan. That works out to a cost of £5.46 per day over the first 4 years. No MOTs to worry about. Breakdown cover included for the first 12 months inc european recovery. Reasonably spacious hatch, smells nice as opposed to a 12 years oldbangerOmega like mine. Doesnt drip oil or leak from the sunroof like mine. Doesnt need to spend hours on an internet forum looking for help to sort out a variety of problems. In return he gets 50ppm as business mileage.
Could you suggest an alternative? That isnt more than 3 years old (otherwise he would have to change his car in 2 years time). Could he rent a car for £5.46 a day? He could perhaps lease but I dont think he would save much if any at all.
Some things work for some people. Just because you prefer to curtail your expenditure on your car does not mean every one has to follow the same path in life. People can choose what they want to buy and at what price. Not everyone wants to have an unreliable 12 year old banger and get their hands dirty every weekend.
My best mate has just purchased a 911 GT3 RS. No finance involved. But he is happy with the car/price/maintenance costs etc. Just because I cannot afford the same car does not make his purchase wrong in any way or form.
Of course not. If somebody wants a Porsche gt3 then bloody go for it I say. But, I'd also still say, don't buy new. As said by the guys previously, "unless it's a business decision" type of thing.
Arguably given our roads he'd still be better off with an omega for example, but if you have the passion for a car and the cash, damn right.
.How does this bluefin work... Does it remap & then get unplugged or do you leave it plugged in to enable you to fiddle about as you're running ?
+1
Never see or heard of this set up. Always wanting to learn tho
Anyone?
Standard practice for LV. In fact when I sent ours in, they noticed that I had made a mistake on my wife's pass date and got a refund on my premium. Other insurers have asked for NCB, DL etc.I've just left LV after five years, gone to Aviva. LV never asked for anything, aviva never asked for anything.
It is a reasonable request though and you can always scan and email them the required documents.
