Quote from: simonpolly on 25 October 2009, 16:39Quote from: ub7rm on 25 October 2009, 14:32Quote from: simonpolly on 25 October 2009, 12:30Brought my first house for the price of a good spec mk6 gti £30,000,sold it 12 years later for £240,000, now how many mk6 gti`s would that buy I hate all you old people buying your houses so cheap 30 grand back then isnt same as now. houses were so much cheaper 20 odd yrs ago. cars were only a couple of grand in them days........if that... £30,000 is still £30,000 and will always be £30,000,if you mean £30,000 14 years ago would buy alot more,i agree.ok to keep it simple for you if you brought a car for £30,000 14 years ago it would now be worth less than 5 grand ,if you brought a house for £30,000 14 years ago it would now be worth at least 5 times as much.DO THE MATHS GENIUS AND STOP BEING PEDANTIC
Quote from: ub7rm on 25 October 2009, 14:32Quote from: simonpolly on 25 October 2009, 12:30Brought my first house for the price of a good spec mk6 gti £30,000,sold it 12 years later for £240,000, now how many mk6 gti`s would that buy I hate all you old people buying your houses so cheap 30 grand back then isnt same as now. houses were so much cheaper 20 odd yrs ago. cars were only a couple of grand in them days........if that...
Quote from: simonpolly on 25 October 2009, 12:30Brought my first house for the price of a good spec mk6 gti £30,000,sold it 12 years later for £240,000, now how many mk6 gti`s would that buy I hate all you old people buying your houses so cheap
Brought my first house for the price of a good spec mk6 gti £30,000,sold it 12 years later for £240,000, now how many mk6 gti`s would that buy
cars were only a couple of grand in them days........if that...
Quote from: denyason on 26 October 2009, 13:38cars were only a couple of grand in them days........if that... Oh yeah? I payed £14.5K for a new GTI back in '89.
