NHS short of money?
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Spotted on the way to work this morning, a new looking Ford Explorer/Nissan Terrano Paramedic response vehicle. This is fair enough I thought, until I spotted a personal plate! S7 RTA. Not exactly an expensive one I know, but don't they have better things to spend their money!
Rant mode of.
Gavin
Rant mode of.
Gavin
Dont know about your areas, but the equivalent one here is a Subaru Forester Turbo. In fact it was my local doctor that was first on the scene at the Frankie Detori plane crash.... needed the 4x4 Turbo then... Couldnt save the pilot though...
However, back to my point - it is sponsored (and has been for many years) but the Newmarket Gineas. In fact they basically pay for the car and the rest of the costs are pulled out of the shared pool for NHS, doctors and Ambulance in the region....
Might be the same there - best not point too many fingers.
Cheers,
Paul
However, back to my point - it is sponsored (and has been for many years) but the Newmarket Gineas. In fact they basically pay for the car and the rest of the costs are pulled out of the shared pool for NHS, doctors and Ambulance in the region....
Might be the same there - best not point too many fingers.
Cheers,
Paul
Quite often the purchase price of an emergency vehicle plays second fiddle to the running costs - i.e. does it have a 3 year unlimited mileage warranty, and what will it be worth in 3 years time. So you could find that the 540 which may have an unlimted milage warranty and is worth a fair bit in 3 years, is actually cheaper over 3 years that the Vectra with a 60k mileage warranty (Hence have to pay for all work that needs doing after the first year or so) & worth square root of sod all in 3 years...
>> Edited by Fatboy on Friday 10th May 11:37
>> Edited by Fatboy on Friday 10th May 11:37
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