My Other Car Is A Nissan Micra

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This afternoon. Dame Street, Dublin 2.

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22 thoughts on “My Other Car Is A Nissan Micra

  1. AssPants

    Isn’t it just embarrassing….. is our society this materialistic that Broadsheet wants us to sing and dance at excessive indulgence?????

    1. Tony

      Ah Assy do you not reckon they might me having a laugh? Broadsheet is hard though. Some people don’t know what is being said at all.

      1. AssPants

        Maybe it is all “tounge in cheek….”

        I love all things motoring; but I don’t understand the need, want and desire to always own a new/nearly new car.

        Frankly, I think the best era of cars is in the late 90’s to early 00’s. In my opinion all new cars are now marketed as a stylish accessory, nothing surer when the manufacturer describes the interior as “less cluttered”, and sparkling LED daytime running lights…..!!!!

  2. Frilly Keane

    anyday now lads

    I’ll be splashing out and fully expect one’a ye to spot me

    and We’re Back Baby it

  3. JIMMYJAMES

    In fairness, if you are in the position to buy ‘luxury’ car, that Porsche model is a great car & most likely bought by an enthusiast.

    A fairer spectrum to use would be the gaggle of mothers shipping their kids the whole 1/2 a mile of south county dublin road to school in a Sportage , Qashqai, C90, Discovery etc…

    The model should in general not be older than 3 years, though points may be lost if it is discovered that you have it on HP & you may find it difficult to regain status in the group.

    Of course most importantly it will be used as a barometer of how well you are performing your ‘duties as a wife’

    1. Frilly Keane

      ah here Jimmy
      would ya cop on
      all those Mummies drive cars on Finance
      and so do their husbands/ fellas

      or else they’re Company cars

        1. Frilly Keane

          no Jimmy
          all that crowd see HP PCP etc as a badge of honour
          a status symbol

          they’d earn points
          not loose points

  4. Kathy Tymon

    Come to Malahide, 171/172 regs everywhere.

    Undoubtedly on PCP and most definitely being driven by mummys who know not a thing about how to drive.

    1. TheRealJane

      Yeah, all women are stupid and incompetent, but is there a worse kind than a mother? Silly wagons.

      1. Boj

        Here’s a true story which happened today and I wonder can you tell me the gender of the driver.

        Past Merrion gates, coming out of a petrol station I witnessed a driver turning RIGHT…into 3 lanes of oncoming traffic. Did they stop and turn around? No they didn’t, but kept ploughing on squeezing between the stopped and irate drivers facing them until they could cut over to other side of road…no L or N plates so I’m assuming this human being passed a test specifically designed to keep human beings like them off the road….

  5. Kolmo

    PCP finance = the 2017 equivalent of the Dutch tulip bubble/crash of 1637…and CFD bubble/crash of 2008.. when the PCP’s start maturing, the volume of used 3 year old cars on forecourts will spike dramatically, arse. market. fall. out. of.
    I hope I’m wrong.

    1. Frilly Keane

      no you’re not Kolumbo
      in fact I’m aware of a number of loans being developed to finance the Post PCP lumpsum

      something else
      anyone ever see a new 16/17 Range Rover with bad tyres

      is it likely that the driver sold off the new tyres for older ones and get another few years before the NCT
      sur that could be a grand in cash

    2. Rugbyfan

      it was not a CFD bubble /crash in 2008, it was a general market crash. CFDs are a instrument of trading said markets. Think you might be right on the cars though, some nice bargains to be have c 2020

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