MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
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I meant institutions rather than individuals whose sole purpose is to get people to part with their money
my point still stands
I meant institutions rather than individuals whose sole purpose is to get people to part with their money
If he ever drove anything from the Leyland group I can understand wanting to replace every 3-4 years.Lease deals can be good
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My Dad always bought new cars <SNIP>
Last car he had was on the Motability scheme - loike a subsidised lease.
He told me one day that he wished he had worked out the number properly many years before because the lease saved hima fortune over buying new cars every 3-4 years.
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If he ever drove anything from the Leyland group I can understand wanting to replace every 3-4 years.
But that's an issue from another time; modern cars do not need replacing at that age.
(although keep a note on the JD Power and similar surveys to know wihch to avoid).
He could also h\ve saved a fortune by not buying new every time.
Nearly new is a great option.
That must be a long time ago, so someone wasn't 100% sure what was going on.
NHS salary sacrifice as done as lease contracts via third party, there are all kinds of tax/pensions stuff going on. I've not heard of anyone been able to 'buy out' a NHS salary sacrifice car. I'm pretty sure you need to pay some kind of BIK or resale tax even if the company let you buy out the car.