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**Gosxjqum** · 07-25-2012, 12:25 AM

Can't recommend any specific vehicle, as what you look for would probably be quite different from me.
However, I would suggest you make some lists - what you want it to have/do, what it would be nice for it to have/do, what you don't want it to have/do and any other factors you can think of related to how you would use it.

For example - 2/3/4/5 door, manual/auto, fuel type, hybrid, ICE, looks, mileage, tax tradeoffs, perceived quality, etc?
If you rarely use one, could you trade it off with the company against taxis' and/or hire cars and not even get one? If parking and other expenses not directly related to using it are expensive, may be an option?

I like toys and gadgets in my car and I want a premium brand. The costs of running it to me aren't very much and I like having a nice car so I'm happy to lose the money in tax each month. When I say I don't drive for work much anymore I mean that we generally go on the train to London these days so I just use it for commuting.

07-25-2012, 12:25 AM	#8
Gosxjqum Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Can't recommend any specific vehicle, as what you look for would probably be quite different from me. However, I would suggest you make some lists - what you want it to have/do, what it would be nice for it to have/do, what you don't want it to have/do and any other factors you can think of related to how you would use it. For example - 2/3/4/5 door, manual/auto, fuel type, hybrid, ICE, looks, mileage, tax tradeoffs, perceived quality, etc? If you rarely use one, could you trade it off with the company against taxis' and/or hire cars and not even get one? If parking and other expenses not directly related to using it are expensive, may be an option? I like toys and gadgets in my car and I want a premium brand. The costs of running it to me aren't very much and I like having a nice car so I'm happy to lose the money in tax each month. When I say I don't drive for work much anymore I mean that we generally go on the train to London these days so I just use it for commuting.
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