Thanks Guys
But can you explain to me exactly what a Mobility vehicle is? Somehow I don't think you are purchasing a battery powered scooter and I can't imagine that you are purchasing a wheel chair accessible van. So unless I missed it somewhere in this thread can you enlighten me? SUV maybe?
As I said in my first post I was looking to buy a new vehicle to get me out of my workshop and mobile to encourage me to meet new people and go places so it had to offer as much fun and enjoyment as playing in my workshop. As I already have a very reliable little station waggon I have been looking at a little 2 seater open top sports car
I had been warned by a couple of friends but in this day and age did not believe what I was told about new car salesmen but when I went for the test drive it proved to be all true and some more
The long and short is I walked away with the cash still in my pocket and the entire experience is not one I have any desire to repeat any time soon
Having spoken to the boys who maintain my Station Wagon they have advised I should sit tight until just before Christmas when the latest vehicle updates have arrived, the new registration plate has come in, the dealers are desperate to make their monthly quotas and no one is buying open top cars due to the weather. Then they have recommended a couple of vehicles to look at but to buy at about 4 years old with about 10K miles on the clock and it will cost me less than half of the new price
In the meantime it has motivated me to restore the stable and I will have the second garage bay available for whatever toy I buy when the time comes
However mobility is already becoming an issue as playing in the workshop/garden is so much fun I could spend every day doing it happily and I am only 16 days into retirement
Jo
