A decent plan, but don’t forget old cars go wrong too, so might not actually save you all that much.

I thought you liked the Yaris—you do quite a number of miles so would be good to keep a newish reliable car, I’d have thought.

The correct answer is a stage 3 tune on the Yaris.

Except you could be £350 worse off a year straight away with road tax, plus however much the extra fuel costs, throw in a couple of the inevitable bills on a car that age and you might fairly soon end up paying more for driving an old shitheap around.

Fucking love Ling

But, obviously, try one out before getting one.

Fucking love Ling

But, obviously, try one out before getting one.

Fucking love Ling

But, obviously, try one out before getting one.

Nah mate, drop £27k on a car you’ve never clapped eyes on and might or might not have a sensor that tells you roughly how much air is in your tyres

Clutch is definitely slipping on the C-max. Just outside the 3 month or 5k dealers warranty, natch

26!

And I called it right on TPMS, despite Hyundai themselves telling me it didn't have it.

Did he fuck. He chose it from a brochure

There are no truly 'eccentric' cars these days,

I read and watched a load of reviews, and made an informed decision that it'd be a car I'd really like.

There are no truly 'eccentric' cars these days, (certainly not at that price point), so I chose the i30-N Fastback on the basis it was a mass-produced car built to a cost, that offered significantly better value than all of its rivals, with the performance, kit, toys, and fun factor that I was after.

And TPMS, even though Hyundai told me it didn't have TPMS.

And I called it right.

So yeah, overall, very happy, whatever the perceived deficiencies in my choice process may have been.

There are also clutch specialist places too, well there are a couple around Preston at least. I’m sure they’d be some over your way.

the other is a VAG specialist who diagnosed and fixed my engine issues

Can you get a long-term hire from someone like Enterprise or Sixt? Getting a loan from somewhere like that is likely to make your finances worse.

I know you were all worried about my clutch, but it's all fixed now. The pedal feels a bit looser and the bite point has moved, but now when I press the go pedal, the car moves, not just the rev counter. All done in an afternoon. Good service

This has been a fun few days.. my IVA means I can't get a lease till it finishes in Feb. For the same reason I can't get a loan yet to buy my company car... so that is out.

https://my.carfinance247.co.uk/

This place will give me car finance, I know the apr is massive but I am kinda stuck. I need a car from December till Feb, then I can look at better alternative.

Any suggestions?

Have you tried zopa? You may get a similar starting rate but you can repay at anytime without penalty, indeed you can refinance with a new zopa Loan without penalty, which you may be able to secure at a lower rate next year when the Iva ends.

Have you tried zopa? You may get a similar starting rate but you can repay at anytime without penalty, indeed you can refinance with a new zopa Loan without penalty, which you may be able to secure at a lower rate next year when the Iva ends.

Have you tried zopa? You may get a similar starting rate but you can repay at anytime without penalty, indeed you can refinance with a new zopa Loan without penalty, which you may be able to secure at a lower rate next year when the Iva ends.

I know you were all worried about my clutch, but it's all fixed now. The pedal feels a bit looser and the bite point has moved, but now when I press the go pedal, the car moves, not just the rev counter. All done in an afternoon. Good service