[Brighton Steve]

Winston wrote:

it’s too easy ( and I’m guilty of it myself ) to dismiss other cars and their rrp when I was working I was never able to walk into a dealership and walk out with keys to a brand new motor, and I don’t think many of friends do that either tbh my first Motability car was my first brand new car, I’m on my 3rd now and all 3 have been well over 35k again I don’t have too many friends or relatives that have brand new cars of this value I don’t really have much going on in my life so I really do appreciate the car and the scheme, it’s easy to take it and the value of cars for granted when we all have our 2 pence worth on what’s better , what looks nicer, what’s best value and I wish I could use this ( I do that a lot ) so sometimes I just think back to when I had to finish working , sold everything I had to survive and ended up driving a friends old Corsa Life which couldn’t pull you out of bed in the morning lol, but I’d need pulled to get out of it It took about 50 weeks from my application form to actually getting assessed for pip due to the massive backlogs at the time and when I got the decision letter I was over the moon if they said we only provide brand new Nissan Qashqai’s I would have bit their hand off it’s only natural to want more and nice things but sometimes we need to take a moment to reflect and put things into perspective life isn’t easy, and we seem to have it a good bit harder than most but despite its flaws and frustrations I say Thank God for Motability

well said Winston, it really is true that we sometimes do take things for granted after a while. I too had never been in the position to buy a new car before my disability forced me out of work. The scheme means a lot to most of us as it enables us freedom and peace of mind.

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