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Get a Van, it's cheaper, and get a diesel, more economical on fuel, and the insurance wont be so high, then when you got a no claims bonus you can either get rid of it or sell it and get a nice car, with cheap insurance.
But always remember, passing your test dont mean you can drive, you always need the experience before you can drive properly.
But im sure your a natural CC.
Experience really is the best teacher. The more you do it, the more natural it becomes. Good luck man and keep it smoooooooth. ~
lol.. i like to show off.. but not for showing off, but that's what anyone would probably call it... i like to go fast, i like to take tight turns going fast... it's fun >.> ahh but i gotta be really fucking careful with it, more so then probably anyone here.. as you can see above, i'm not licensed to drive (just like because you have a license doesn't mean you can drive, just cuz you don't have one doesn't mean you can't ;))Quote:
Originally Posted by officerleeroy
bus? haha.. i hate the things.
Insurance is pretty fucked. I mean, i know of people who have had to pay more insurance than what they paid for the fucking car... Now, thats FUCKED in every sense of the word.
yep i agree its stupid
its just like paying 200 for a phone and 400 for the insurance
Trying to remember how much I paid for motorcycle insurance. I got rid of my bike about 5 years ago, but at that time I think my insurance was around $250 a year, which I thought was pretty kick ass. Granted, it wasn't a huge bike (it was a 500), and we live in a decent neighborhood, and the bike was fairly new, but still, twenty bucks a month seemed like a bargain. I think for the car it's more like $600/year or something (2000 Corolla, 30k miles on it).
I've only got 3rd party fire and theft on my Vans.
I predict you will be a lonely man...Quote:
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
Well as long as i always have mary jane i will never be lonely :)