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Old 30-04-2014, 08:59 AM   #1
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Default should i get a WA Festiva?

I am thinking of getting a WA Festiva to drive to work 15km round trip.
I currently use the wifes commodore but she whinges about it as i say she can't take the GT, i'll drive home swap cars and she can have hers back but its a pain

anyway i can get a base model 1989 WA festy for under $500, and with full comp insurance, 12 months rego and greenslip it will be $970 per year or $19 per week

I use $50 per week on fuel now in the wifes car so i will on paper save money and be able to park a 3.9m long car easier than a 5.3m long commodore wagon

should i do it? i don't like to commit to early

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