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View Poll Results: How do most people pay for their cars?
Finance - personal loan, through home loan, etc. 103 40.08%
Lease - through work or finance company 33 12.84%
Cash - saved up over a period of time 110 42.80%
Other ??? 11 4.28%
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Old 17-11-2008, 11:00 AM   #1
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Default How do people pay for their car?

In the marktet for a new car after my 95 mondeo seems to be on it's last legs. And just wondering how most people, or yourself pay for their cars?

Obviously there a lot of nice cars on the road, and I wondered what's the most common practice?

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