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Hmm, when you said $180 or £1400. Did you mean $1800 or £140? I could operate a car easily with the amount that I'm earning now, but when you compare that £5k+
by andyhmltn 14y ago
Hmm, when you said $180 or £1400. Did you mean $1800 or £140? I could operate a car easily with the amount that I'm earning now, but when you compare that £5k+ cost to £120 a month for unlimited train use, it's really not something I've spent a lot of time contemplating.
- yardie 14y agoSorry, it was $180/mo. but I've never met anyone that ever paid that much unless they were a seriously bad driver or wealthy. Most students I knew were driving an old beater or the family car. The former (like me) would find whatever was cheapest and the latter had it included in the parents insurance so didn't know their exact contribution. Speeding tickets were the main way to lose your license. Most families can tolerate the bump in adding a teenage driver, almost none will be as forgiving when the rates go up even after 1 ticket.
- andyhmltn 14y agoThat's really cheap compared to what I'm going to pay!