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| A fine example, one careful owner, then three others that were not so hot. |
Setting yourself a limit is no bad
thing. A self imposed ceiling on spending or expenditure allows you
to live within you and your credit card's means, in theory. And so it has been for me with luxury car purchases; never spend more than £2000 on any random vehicle and
stretch that meagre amount to get the best deal you can. Following
this Puritanical principle I've now obtained a different car, I've had it
for two weeks and 700 earth miles (no light years as yet) so far the sub-£2k spend looks ok. That's the
problem of course, ongoing peace of mind and holding onto it. It's all trickery, I learned about it in Far East, Cellardyke.
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