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Chris_J · 26th April 2008, 17:54

Well here goes

1) Better off with a Civic. Insurance, Tax (especially next yr) Servicing is cheaper. I should imagine the fuelling is cheaper too.

2) Agreed

well I would say the specs are about equal, but the Honda should be more reliable, although no real issues with the Merc here.

3) £70 over the loan I'm already paying on my current car to purchase the Civic out right.

4) Again the PCP amount is the same as I'm paying on the loan per month but over a shorter term.

Not sure I'll get much thrown in, but what normally gets asked for?

I got an ok discount and half price JDM mats when I bought a my CTR from her.

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Chris_J Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 25th April 2008 Location: West Mids Posts: 100 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Well here goes 1) Better off with a Civic. Insurance, Tax (especially next yr) Servicing is cheaper. I should imagine the fuelling is cheaper too. 2) Agreed well I would say the specs are about equal, but the Honda should be more reliable, although no real issues with the Merc here. 3) £70 over the loan I'm already paying on my current car to purchase the Civic out right. 4) Again the PCP amount is the same as I'm paying on the loan per month but over a shorter term. Not sure I'll get much thrown in, but what normally gets asked for? I got an ok discount and half price JDM mats when I bought a my CTR from her.