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> I could care less about how great cars that cost as much as some homes do. Good luck finding a home in the UK for the same price as a Tesla S.

dagw 13y ago
The Tesla S costs in the $70-100k range. I cannot image that it would be too hard to find houses in that price range in the UK, given that I found this after 20 seconds of Googling. http://money.uk.msn.com/mortgages-and-homes/30-homes-for-%C2%A330k http://money.uk.msn.com/mortgages-and-homes/30-homes-for-%C2... Finding a house here in Sweden in that price range is easy, as long as you're willing to live where no one else wants to.
- vacri 13y ago
  Come on, most of those houses are either in the middle of nowhere or 'needs updating', 'needs work' and so forth. You can buy houses for <$1k in the US if you go to where they're priced at that, but there's a reason why they're that cheap, and they certainly don't represent anywhere near the usual experience.
  - switch007 13y ago
    Here's a list of properties within 3 miles from Liverpool city centre (well, a 'Zoopla mile' is a bit different) for £40-60k ($62-93). I'm sure many will need updating. There's 300+ on the list http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/houses/liverpool-city-centre/newest/?is_retirement_home=false&is_shared_ownership=false&new_homes=include&price_max=60000&price_min=40000&q=Liverpool%20City%20Centre%2C%20Merseyside&radius=3&search_source=facets http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/houses/liverpool-city-centr...
    - adw 13y ago
      Some of the worst estates in the entirety of the UK are around there, though. Do you really want to live in Toxteth? Honestly?
    - teamonkey 13y ago
      A fair point. If you buy second-hand you can also easily pick up an Aston for cheaper than a new Tesla S, so say the classifieds. I wouldn't recommend leaving it unattended outside your £40k Liverpool house though. Probably best not to drive it into the estate at all.

dagw 13y ago

The Tesla S costs in the $70-100k range. I cannot image that it would be too hard to find houses in that price range in the UK, given that I found this after 20 seconds of Googling. http://money.uk.msn.com/mortgages-and-homes/30-homes-for-%C2%A330k http://money.uk.msn.com/mortgages-and-homes/30-homes-for-%C2... Finding a house here in Sweden in that price range is easy, as long as you're willing to live where no one else wants to.

vacri 13y ago
Come on, most of those houses are either in the middle of nowhere or 'needs updating', 'needs work' and so forth. You can buy houses for <$1k in the US if you go to where they're priced at that, but there's a reason why they're that cheap, and they certainly don't represent anywhere near the usual experience.
- switch007 13y ago
  Here's a list of properties within 3 miles from Liverpool city centre (well, a 'Zoopla mile' is a bit different) for £40-60k ($62-93). I'm sure many will need updating. There's 300+ on the list http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/houses/liverpool-city-centre/newest/?is_retirement_home=false&is_shared_ownership=false&new_homes=include&price_max=60000&price_min=40000&q=Liverpool%20City%20Centre%2C%20Merseyside&radius=3&search_source=facets http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/houses/liverpool-city-centr...
  - adw 13y ago
    Some of the worst estates in the entirety of the UK are around there, though. Do you really want to live in Toxteth? Honestly?
  - teamonkey 13y ago
    A fair point. If you buy second-hand you can also easily pick up an Aston for cheaper than a new Tesla S, so say the classifieds. I wouldn't recommend leaving it unattended outside your £40k Liverpool house though. Probably best not to drive it into the estate at all.