Could You Live Without A Car?

[Blue Maverick]

Looks like I chose a great time to rejoin the highway as the AA's big 50% off summer sale starts today at 9am prompt.

Cover for 1 vehicle whoever's driving for Roadside, Home Start and National Recovery is reduced to £8.50 a month.

Cover for 2 people driving any vehicles with roadside, Home Start and National Recovery is only £11.50 a month

UK Breakdown

Breakdown cover quotes for vehicles, individuals and families. Broken down now? Call 03330 046 046.

www.theaa.com

That was £45 a month ago for the year!

 

[Two Gun Bob]

That was £45 a month ago for the year!

Never in a month of Sundays Mr Maverick. Are you saying that the AA a few weeks ago was charging £3.75 per month over a year, totalling £45 for roadside assistance, home start AND national breakdown?

I'll show my arse in Burtons window if that's the case, and am so confident this cannot be so, will administer a 7 day forum ban under S and M guidelines to back up my hypothesis.

The price I quoted of £8.50 a month is unbeatable for a direct purchase and equivalent to 50% discount. That is all:

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Yes.
Oxygen? Now that’s a different matter.

 

[Two Gun Bob]

if i could choose a station to be stuck at for a while it would be stalybridge, cracking bar on the platform

Brilliant atmosphere and full to the brim with real ale aficionados, guffing their all with tales of ABV, malted mash, and UK hop varieties aka the 21st century.

They resembled the casketeers out of real ale twats, making great company whilst we awaited our ride home.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Never in a month of Sundays Mr Maverick. Are you saying that the AA a few weeks ago was charging £3.75 per month over a year, totalling £45 for roadside assistance, home start AND national breakdown?

I'll show my arse in Burtons window if that's the case, and am so confident this cannot be so, will administer a 7 day forum ban under S and M guidelines to back up my hypotisis.

The price I quoted of £8.50 a month is unbeatable for a direct purchase and equivalent to 50% discount. That is all:

When you went through it was £30 for two and fir home start and national recovery £45 fir two!

 

[Two Gun Bob]

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When you went through it was £30 for two and fir home start and national recovery £45 fir two!

I'm not seeing that mate? The £15 was for basic roadside help and the other ad says £110 for at home cover after 50% off. Also what year was this?

Hotukdeals etc and all the other discount sites promise the earth yet when you link through they never exist ..but they still get their click through.

This deal is direct with the AA and actually exists. I still question £3.75 monthly for roadside assist, at home and relay recovery. Happy to fall on my sword if wrong

 

[lazerblue]

Brilliant atmosphere and full to the brim with real ale aficionados, guffing their all with tales of ABV, malted mash, and UK hop varieties aka the 21st century.

They resembled the casketeers out of real ale twats, making great company whilst we awaited our ride home.

last time i went in there while waiting for a train,when it arrived i let it go so i could stay in there for another hour supping

 

[Blue Maverick]

I'm not seeing that mate? The £15 was for basic roadside help and the other ad says £110 for at home cover after 50% off. Also what year was this?

Hotukdeals etc and all the other discount sites promise the earth yet when you link through they never exist ..but they still get their click through.

This deal is direct with the AA with no faffing and actually exists. I still question £3.75 monthly for roadside assist, at home and relay recovery

Happy to fall on my sword if wrong

It was in May, im not lying you clicked the link then added the extras it came to £30 you could add an extra person for £15! I almost got it but we already have cover via our insurance.

 

[mackenzie]

Yes. Easily.
My ex husband had a car but I've always been fine without one. Think it's "what you've never had, you don't miss.."
Love using the tram here in the Manchester area

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

I could live without one, most people could if they really had to, but I'd rather not.