You can have the new one, I'l take the old one
I’m saving for the new one.You can have the new one, I'l take the old one
New one = instant loss on purchase price of 30%+ and 50% after 3 years, old one value rising year on year. New one off the road with electronic and other faults, old one reliable electronically and if sorted mechanically too. You re welcome to chuck your money awayI’m saving for the new one.
New one = instant loss on purchase price of 30%+ and 50% after 3 years, old one value rising year on year. New one off the road with electronic and other faults, old one reliable electronically and if sorted mechanically too. You re welcome to chuck your money away
In 60 years, I have never bought a new car with my own cash, had quite a few new company purchases where the loss was mitigated by the tax advantages.Been there and done that and still take a hit on the new cars I buy, but i work hard and u only live once.
I do hope you your talking about a car you used to own, if not @RangeRoller dt likes photos.I know it is very personal, but the new one isn’t done any favours in that colour, the original on the other hand brings back fond memories of mine in that colour
Guess,no wonder it's gone that colour.I dint like that blue on the new one.
What’s in the other hand???
There’s a few on the roads ‘common as’ but they see to be two popular colours grey and black, if I ever buy a Land Rover again it will be green... all Land Rovers should be greenI dint like that blue on the new one.
What’s in the other hand???
Yes ran two in the seventies/early eighties, one this colour replaced by another in limestone? so nearly 40yrs since I have been in a 2 door RRC, for some reason I don’t seem take many photos of my motors but any are probably in boxes up the loft after many movesI do hope you your talking about a car you used to own, if not @RangeRoller dt likes photos.
I never used to take many photos until I worked out how to post pics to show ‘look what I broked’