But what kind of car can I get for R50 000? I didnt just thumbsuck that amount. I went looking at cars everywhere and the entry level range is between R110 000 and R130 000.
I do not want to do this thing to buy a dodgy car that wont even last the three years I am offering to advertise the sponsorships.
After All I am doing this for safe reliable transport, otherwise what really is the point?
yah, R110 000 – 130 000 entry-level for a NEW car.
You can buy 2nd hand cars for under R100 000. New cars break down just as much as 2nd hand cars.
I just think people buying new cars are idiots. The value drops from the minute you buy it. It’s a waste of money. And for people who wanna show off.
I wouldn’t have minded giving you money if you we’re wanting to buy a car for R50 000 – R90 000. But R130 000…
I’ve had a R23 000 2nd hand car for 4 years now. Nothing has broken down, and I make R10 000 a month and i’m single with no kids.
But that’s just me. You know your situation and everyone’s is unique.
Comment by Anonalooser — March 11, 2010 @ 10:50 am
Anonalooser,
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback.
As you said we are all unique and I have not settled on any one car yet.
The Final figure is not what needs to be remembered.
Instead remember this, I am asking for a R260 contribution to my cause and in return I will offer you advertising on the website for 3 years with the website being prominently displayed on the vehicle(equates to less than 24c a day for advertising). This is not charity, its a business proposal.
Keep well, and maybe next time you will comment using your real name
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LUVVIT!!!
So… quick questions…
Why do you need a R130 000 car?
Angel – Thank you!
Anonalooser – Please read http://www.myR260car.co.za . It is all there
erm… i have read it yes, i’m just curious as to why you need such a flipping expensive car? You could get a very very nice car for R50 000?
Good question Anonalooser,
But what kind of car can I get for R50 000? I didnt just thumbsuck that amount. I went looking at cars everywhere and the entry level range is between R110 000 and R130 000.
I do not want to do this thing to buy a dodgy car that wont even last the three years I am offering to advertise the sponsorships.
After All I am doing this for safe reliable transport, otherwise what really is the point?
Does this answer your question?
yah, R110 000 – 130 000 entry-level for a NEW car.
You can buy 2nd hand cars for under R100 000. New cars break down just as much as 2nd hand cars.
I just think people buying new cars are idiots. The value drops from the minute you buy it. It’s a waste of money. And for people who wanna show off.
I wouldn’t have minded giving you money if you we’re wanting to buy a car for R50 000 – R90 000. But R130 000…
I’ve had a R23 000 2nd hand car for 4 years now. Nothing has broken down, and I make R10 000 a month and i’m single with no kids.
But that’s just me. You know your situation and everyone’s is unique.
Anonalooser,
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback.
As you said we are all unique and I have not settled on any one car yet.
The Final figure is not what needs to be remembered.
Instead remember this, I am asking for a R260 contribution to my cause and in return I will offer you advertising on the website for 3 years with the website being prominently displayed on the vehicle(equates to less than 24c a day for advertising). This is not charity, its a business proposal.
Keep well, and maybe next time you will comment using your real name
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