bloodline wrote:
Boot_WB wrote:
I passed my driving test today! Second time round - failed the first time due to a relatively minor error which I should have avoided, but hey-ho!
Now I'm looking out for a car: 4 wheels, some seats, some sort of engine... but this is where my knowledge ends.
My priorities are:
Reliability
TVR Chimera... OK, they break down all the time... but they look great and I'm sure ideal for impressing the ladies/guys/German supermodels/whatever takes your fancy...
Fuel consumption (cost)
Still gotta run with the TVR Chimera... OK, with that 6 litre truck engine it drinks petrol like a wino... but they look great and I'm sure ideal for impressing the ladies/guys/German supermodels/whatever takes your fancy...
I don't give a monkeys about what it looks like,
Still gonna go with the TVR Chimera... they look great and I'm sure ideal for impressing the ladies/guys/German supermodels/whatever takes your fancy...
the enjoyment of the ride,
I think, TVR Chimera... OK, it's a sports car, the ride will be as hard as rocks... but they look great and I'm sure ideal for impressing the ladies/guys/German supermodels/whatever takes your fancy...
what make, etc, as long as it runs with low maintenance and fuel consumption costs.
Yeah, yeah... but it's a TVR Chimera... they look great and I'm sure ideal for impressing the ladies/guys/German supermodels/whatever takes your fancy...
Advice please?
I'd suggest a TVR Chimera...
Whilst a very Nice car Could he afford the insurance!!!!
having just passed his test what ever car he gets the insurance will hit hard, so that's something to take into consideration, for the first year driving something cheap and cheerful to build up the no claims.
like Moto said a small VW or a Vauxhall Nova/Astra or a Small ford easy to service and get spares anywhere.
Happy Motoring :-D
