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| 1511.1 | Been there,done that.. | VOGON::MORGAN | I'm no hippy, I LIKE violence | Wed Jul 24 1991 09:50 | 15 |
| Yes, it's easy.
I assume here that your current car is at the end of it's lease - if
not - end of conversation.
If it is,
1. call fleet,
2. tell 'em which car your interested in,
3. ask for a borrow,
4. if you like it simply tell 'em you're prepared to take it
over
5. They send you a piece of paper to sign
6. Done
Rich
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| 1511.2 | | KERNEL::SHELLEYR | | Wed Jul 24 1991 10:04 | 1 |
| Mr Sally, surely you're not fed up the RS yet ????
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| 1511.3 | | SSGV02::ALLY | | Wed Jul 24 1991 15:01 | 10 |
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Unfortunately not !!!
Pending addition to the family means I need a four door saloon, with a
softer ride. The boot of the R.S only just holds the weeks shopping let
alone anything else !!!
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| 1511.4 | | NEWOA::SAXBY | | Wed Jul 24 1991 15:58 | 6 |
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Wimp! :^)
My wife said I needed a sensible car, so I bought the Calibra! :^)
Mark
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| 1511.5 | | KERNEL::SHELLEYR | | Wed Jul 24 1991 16:27 | 10 |
| With a wife and young son, I find that space is not a problem with the
RS Fiasco, although when we go away the car is full to the brim!
I've never understood the "God, now we're having a baby we'll have to
get a Volvo estate" attitude.
Keep the RS and on the odd occasion you need more space, maybe someone
with a larger car would do a short term swap.
Roy
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| 1511.6 | It's True.... | SUBURB::GROOMN | The Renault 5 are innocent - OK ! | Wed Jul 24 1991 16:52 | 8 |
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Seems like you've proved one thing Shaz,
Having an RS/GT/XR thingy does make your bits work better ;-)
Nev.
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