In Singapore, buying a car is the second most expensive purchase you could make. This is a purchase that costs tens of thousands, at least.
Aside from purchasing a house, a car is truly one of the most costly purchases you’d make. Therefore, like with buying a house, it’s important to ensure that you don’t make any major mistakes.
Buying a used car. Exciting? Yes. Terrifying? Also yes.
We are a nation of used car fanatics. In 2019, we bought just short of 8 million, while new car sales dropped off to 2.3 million. There’s an obvious reason for this preference: used cars are a lot cheaper.
Electric Car sales in the UK have increased as more motorists look to reap some of the benefits. For that reason, local businesses in Beverley are adapting to cope with this emerging form of motoring.
Beverley’s retail Park, Flemingate, introduced charging points in April 2016. Their decision to do this paved the way for the first electric car charging points to be installed in Beverley.
With recent reports stating that garage labour costs have soared in the last year*, local Vauxhall dealer, Evans Halshaw, is bucking the trend and providing a guaranteed ‘no surprise’ offer with Fixed Price Repairs and Fixed Price Service from just £99**.
Motorpoint have swooped to bring the space-age Infiniti to their sites and offer its high performance and technology at an infinitely better price than main competitors. The car supermarket giant has only one of the Infiniti G Coupes to sell so this really is an exclusive offer. Infiniti are fairly new to the U.K. and Motorpoint have snapped one up as they are always looking to create infinitely better deals…
With two massive used car sites one of which is located in Beverley, Right Car is the largest independently owned car supermarket in East Yorkshire. They have plenty of low millage cars in their Beverley branch. Right Car – Beck View Riad, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 – 01482 887577 Right Car – Beck View Riad, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 – 01482 887577 Click on the thumbnail to view a larger…
“Three quarters of the way to recovery”! The property market is three quarters of the way to recovery – a profound statement or a solid foundation from which to build? The answer is a solid foundation from which to build and the three quarters of recovery is based on the three quarters of 2009 and the fourth quarter will be spring 2010. The three quarters of recovery for 2009 has…