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drdelrrs

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Sorry Navink, not intended

Figures are good enough for planning but remember Eisenhower commenting on military planning said something like "Planning is good up until you engage with the enemy; but we still need to do it".

If you've got the cash to hand I'd always go for outright purchase especially as savings/investment interest rates are so low at present and likely to remain a disaster for a good few years to come.

Mon Oct 15 2012 10:43am

rrsboy

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I disagree with the Bean. It's actually surprisingly difficult to factor in everything into the decision.

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Mon Oct 15 2012 12:49pm

Beancounter_74

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You would

I'm not saying you can work out 'to the penny' everything to give an exact 'like for like' scenario.....but you should be able to get it to within £1k is give or take.......certainly enough to work out if that cost is agreeable for you or not, no ON THE WAY: BMW F21 M140i
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Mon Oct 15 2012 1:04pm

x5pea

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drdelrrs wrote:
Sorry Navink, not intended

Figures are good enough for planning but remember Eisenhower commenting on military planning said something like "Planning is good up until you engage with the enemy; but we still need to do it".
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No plan survives the first contact intact.

Mon Oct 15 2012 2:24pm

mse

Member Since: 08 Mar 2011
Location: Warwickshire
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drdelrrs wrote:
Sorry Navink, not intended

Figures are good enough for planning but remember Eisenhower commenting on military planning said something like "Planning is good up until you engage with the enemy; but we still need to do it".

If you've got the cash to hand I'd always go for outright purchase especially as savings/investment interest rates are so low at present and likely to remain a disaster for a good few years to come.

No plan survives first contact with the enemy actually

Mike

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Mon Oct 15 2012 4:39pm

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