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Originally Posted by roger skillin
You should by one a year old, i do the purchasing at my company and i just sorted a new car for my boss, he wanted a BMW 530 GT new which with the packs on would have cost £48k he decided to go second hand, we got a 1 year old 530 GT with all the packs on and only 6500 miles on the clock for £35k that's a saving of £13k and you still get another 2 years warranty left, if you can afford a nearly new car then it's perfect i for one need a new car and have £1500 to spend so i wont be getting one of those hehe
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I tend to do something like that, but not on quite a large scale.
However I almost got caught out this time as I stupidly thought all Fords came with a 3 year warranty, as they used to. The don't! They come with 1 year now (at least my model does). As it happens I was purchasing a car which was 2.5 years old and a further warranty for when I thought the original once expired (which was yesterday) - so got away with it by the skin of my teeth
