Your Latest Purchase?

[Kieran. 6,317]

I was one of a couple of people who saw it and instantly loved it, its different to the plain black jerseys we've had in the past because it is neither completely plain, ie. 04/05, 05/06, 08/09 or pinstriped ie. 06/09, 10/11.

I really like the touch of blue on the back of the collar and on the end of the sleeves.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Me too, looks really classy. Looks better 'in the flesh' so to speak, than it does in pictures.

[Domino- 116]

Bird

[James 5,198]

Bought this for my baby nephew who was born last week.

[Kez 2,727]

Absolute bargain

[OReillyD36 311]

I wish I could order from m & m direct

Got my laptop back today, sort of feels like a new purchase Bought a mouse today for it and also got some clothes

[James 5,198]

Absolute bargain

I bought that last night, great price on m and m

[BlueLion. 21,491]

[Kez 2,727]

Jealous! I want a 206 for my first car. How much did that cost you & have you passed your test yet?

[BlueLion. 21,491]

£2995 Decent price I think for a 54!! Test is at the end of the month but the insurance is going to be more than the friggin car!

[Kez 2,727]

£2995 Decent price I think for a 54!! Test is at the end of the month but the insurance is going to be more than the friggin car!

Nice! I better get saving. Good luck for your test. What's the cheapest quote you've got?

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Well I want to use it obviously, but quotes are around £3100-£4000 for fully comp. It's a little bit cheaper for third party fire and theft though.

The cheaper quotes come thanks to my mom and dad having been driving for 34 and 39 years respectively with about 20 years no claims between the two of them... but its ridiculous. I didn't know it would be this expensive! The cheapest thing to do is have your own insurance policy with your parents or an older sibling as named drivers as experienced additional drivers will reduce the premiums. What most new drivers do is be named drivers on a parent's policy but insurance companies have cottoned on to this now Its ridiculous when you think driving lessons cost about £600, the two tests are £90 combined and thats if you pass them both first time... then the car plus insurance and then filling it up... it really isn't worth it!

[Kez 2,727]

Well I want to use it obviously, but quotes are around £3100-£4000 for fully comp. It's a little bit cheaper for third party fire and theft though.

The cheaper quotes come thanks to my mom and dad having been driving for 34 and 39 years respectively with about 20 years no claims between the two of them... but its ridiculous. I didn't know it would be this expensive! The cheapest thing to do is have your own insurance policy with your parents or an older sibling as named drivers as experienced additional drivers will reduce the premiums. What most new drivers do is be named drivers on a parent's policy but insurance companies have cottoned on to this now Its ridiculous when you think driving lessons cost about £600, the two tests are £90 combined and thats if you pass them both first time... then the car plus insurance and then filling it up... it really isn't worth it!

Ouch, yeah its ridiculous you pay more for insurance than the whole car/driving experience but i'd much rather not be a bus wanker for the rest of my life.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

LMAOOOO touché!

[James 5,198]

I have the same car but in silver with better wheels.

£3100-£4000 for you to insure that car, what size engine is?

[TacticalBlues 2,817]

Bird

LOL , I got budgies a few years back - how much you got?

[BluesChick 1,260]

a wireless printer that works in China

[Laylabelle 9,351]

Well I want to use it obviously, but quotes are around £3100-£4000 for fully comp. It's a little bit cheaper for third party fire and theft though.

The cheaper quotes come thanks to my mom and dad having been driving for 34 and 39 years respectively with about 20 years no claims between the two of them... but its ridiculous. I didn't know it would be this expensive! The cheapest thing to do is have your own insurance policy with your parents or an older sibling as named drivers as experienced additional drivers will reduce the premiums. What most new drivers do is be named drivers on a parent's policy but insurance companies have cottoned on to this now Its ridiculous when you think driving lessons cost about £600, the two tests are £90 combined and thats if you pass them both first time... then the car plus insurance and then filling it up... it really isn't worth it!

Jesus bloody christ!!!!!! Yeh I think done the whole parent as the name driver thing but like you said they've cottoned onto it which is crap.And petrol these days....bloody through the roof!! Nice car mind you!