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George123

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  1. Oh wow, am I right in thinking the rev-up engine is the middle of the 3? From what I’ve read online they’re known to be thirsty with the oil? I’m presuming they fall into a lower tax bracket due to the different engine? That figure is not too far off what I am already paying for my road tax!
  2. this is true, I’ve been weighing up the possible outcomes from the current climate. 1) car prices will plummet 2) car prices will plummet but the majority of sellers will keep their prices high to adjust to inflation etc 3) the majority of cars for sale will be from owners who can’t afford to keep running rhem? of course it is all circumstantial, everyone is in a different boat when it comes to finances etc. how are you finding the running costs at the moment?
  3. again, a really good point. I guess I’ve struggled to justify the expense for a while, so now when I’m finally deciding it’s time to buy one, it’s even harder to justify buying one 😂
  4. That’s is a really good point, things are only going to get worse for the foreseeable, how are you finding running costs?
  5. that is some really helpful figures you’ve put together there for me. Thanks a lot for the reply and I appreciate the time taken to use fuelio, it’s not something I’ve used before!
  6. Hello everyone, I’m new to the forum! I’ve had my eye on a new car for the last few years. I’ve got a couple in mind, but the one at the top of the list is a 350z - I was never too in love with the styling, but in the last few months they’ve grown on me a loads. So I’ve been doing a weekly look online, prices vary of course but I’m pretty sure I’d want a 2006- onwards. I know they’re not a cheap car to run, no car like this is. It’s smiles per gallon rather than miles per gallon etc. But there’s no denying, the UK and the rest of the world is really not in the best shape economically, things are getting very expensive. Fuel and energy prices have and continue to skyrocket and petrol prices are still much higher than the ‘usual’. My question is am I picking the worst time in the last few years to get a 350? With running costs of a 350 being relatively high, how are some of you finding the running costs in the recent months? I am hoping to daily the 350, I do about 60 miles a week minimum before all my social driving which varies from week to week. So yeah, am I finally giving in and properly considering buying a 350z at the worst possible time? I like most have little money to burn at the moment, but I would rather spend what little savings I have on a car I enjoy instead of saving for a house which seems to be becoming more and more out of reach! 😂 I appreciate any and all that get back to me! I’m currently daily driving a 2009 1.6 turbo Vauxhall Astra, relatively quickish car but easily can get 45-55 motorway MPG so costs of running are extremely low. (Other cars on the list are a Mazda 3 mps or a Mazda RX8 R3)
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