Living with a M12 as a daily driver
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Does anyone use there Noble on a daily bases - driving to work and back, short trip to the shops / gym, etc. . .
Just wondering how it is to live with daily and any problems that arise with doing so . . .
I had a test drive a couple of weeks ago and i have to get one but wont be in the position to have one as a second car for at least another 18months . . dont think i can wait that long . . . .
Just wondering how it is to live with daily and any problems that arise with doing so . . .
I had a test drive a couple of weeks ago and i have to get one but wont be in the position to have one as a second car for at least another 18months . . dont think i can wait that long . . . .
As someone who NEEDED a NOBLE i decided to get the work car sorted first a lovely red (with bits of brown in places) rover 200 diesel 40 to 45 mpg, leave it anywhere, use it for tip runs and shopping. 300 of my hard earned english pounds. If you can afford a NOBLE you can afford the work car! Makes driving the weekend car even better!
D_G said:
Gary's right,
I've got a Mazda Bongo Friendee for those work/practical/leave anywhere moments and the Noble for sun/weekends/blast times
Dave

I've got a Mazda Bongo Friendee for those work/practical/leave anywhere moments and the Noble for sun/weekends/blast times
Dave

Agree,
I have a K reg nissan primera (Auto) that was given to me from my mum (full of dents LOL). 105K and will still do another 100K.
It is so tempting to get the Noble out in the week though.
Bondy
D_G said:
Gary's right,
I've got a Mazda Bongo Friendee for those work/practical/leave anywhere moments and the Noble for sun/weekends/blast times
Dave

I've got a Mazda Bongo Friendee for those work/practical/leave anywhere moments and the Noble for sun/weekends/blast times
Dave

Agree,
I have a K reg nissan primera (Auto) that was given to me from my mum (full of dents LOL). 105K and will still do another 100K.
It is so tempting to get the Noble out in the week though.
Bondy
Ashley569 said:
Does anyone use there Noble on a daily bases - driving to work and back, short trip to the shops / gym, etc. . .
Just wondering how it is to live with daily and any problems that arise with doing so . . .
I had a test drive a couple of weeks ago and i have to get one but wont be in the position to have one as a second car for at least another 18months . . dont think i can wait that long . . . .
Yes you can use it every day, no it's not a very practicle car to go shopping in.Just wondering how it is to live with daily and any problems that arise with doing so . . .
I had a test drive a couple of weeks ago and i have to get one but wont be in the position to have one as a second car for at least another 18months . . dont think i can wait that long . . . .
Short trips could be a tad tedious as you should really warm the engine thoroughly before driving!
F.C.
It's okay in the short term, but when the honeymoon period is over you'll need something else. They can be temperamental and the running costs are high IME. The 2002 2.5 I had cost me about 75p a mile in petrol, repairs and maintenance over 12 months and 12,000 miles.
It was a cracking car
It was a cracking car

Edited by humpy on Friday 2nd November 08:53
I drive a focus everday and , as above , you can see a theme developing here . buy something else cheap for all the boring trips , shopping , motorways , snow and horribly rainy days , then save the car for special days and trips (but you may find yourself inventing a lot of "reasons" why a trip is special though !
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ty time with my dad's funeral yesterday ...going to take the Noble out in an hour or so in order to cheer myself up when visiting my mum . The car is one of only a few that can do that for you .