Retiring Soon. Potential retirement car! or Public?

[Ngck]

A good topic to think abt. when you retire, what car will you stil be driving? Or you go public?

 

 

go public and watch mei mei......

 

 

retired so much time.... need to reach destination so fast for what?

 

its the journey... not the destination.

[Bigbadguy]

Bets solution is to do both,

 

Get a 2 seater and go public at the same time,

 

Go Public to know more ppl and see more Girlsssssss :D

 

Drive ur 2 seater when u feel like and to pick up the girls (2 Seater means won't have light bulb following around)

 

Kill 2 bird with one stone... Ehhhhh also get a easy maintenance 2 seater lol,

 

 

[Sabian]

go public and watch mei mei......

 

 

retired so much time.... need to reach destination so fast for what?

 

its the journey... not the destination.

can see CTE (6pm-9pm) is your fav highway

[Lambporkidney]

Ideally a Renualt Kangoo is just fine from point 'A' to point 'B'..... , at times can earn extra income just by send/delivering hampers or flowers to past time...

 

Retired leow, no need to chiong anywhere ...

Why not get a taxi license, drive limo cab, E class or Chrysler300? As long as earn enough to cover daily cab rental, petrol, etc, the rest of the day it becomes my private transport

[Ngck]

can see CTE (6pm-9pm) is your fav highway

 

when i retire...

[Nullifi3d]

RadX if you're just looking for fuss free maintenance and somewhat boring driving characteristics i think the typical Jap 2.0L cars would suit i.e. Camry, Teana, Accord. Step on gas and go.

 

And if you feeling bored just get a OPC (I know.. its a taboo topic for you haha) Miata MX-5 for the weekends when your spine and arthritis isn't working up.

 

 

 

 

 

[1fast1]

Too bad they don't have Rovers here any more. That's your typical retiree car.

 

Yes, parts bin cars for body-parts bin (organs) people.

[1fast1]

What say you?

 

 

Dey pundek, I thought your retirement car will be made of paper. Why stop at one, I bet you got a warehouse full of them oreddy.

[Donut]

You go public lah. Save the earth and us.......

[Alpha78]

yes lah....ccb this is for 5 yrs down...need to plan now mah [laugh]

 

Now plan, next moment change.. and shucks, it's not 5 years yet...

 

After that, what's left to chop?

[Chowyunfatt]

I would like to revive this thread ... Although I cannot retire yet, but at least I can think about it ...

 

I want to drive this when I retire ... But no Air Con ... Very Hot ... 😂

 

[RadX]

Is ok I can let u Hv this

 

Sleep possible too

[Watwheels]

Hot? I thought CYF very cool or act very cool. Just act cool lor.

 

Now weather so wet, remember to wear raincoat in case the roof fails.

[Chowyunfatt]

Is ok I can let u Hv this

 

Sleep possible too

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*Basket* ... You keep for yourself ... 😂 ... I *Boh Gian* ...

Hot? I thought CYF very cool or act very cool. Just act cool lor.

 

Now weather so wet, remember to wear raincoat in case the roof fails.

 

[Mockngbrd]

 

*Basket* ... You keep for yourself ... 😂 ... I *Boh Gian* ...

 

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stretch limo

 

[Volvobrick]

This caravan can use longer than a lifetime! Tour everywhere until pass on still can use one last time.

 

What a Good buy/bye!

 

[Porker]

I would like to revive this thread ... Although I cannot retire yet, but at least I can think about it ...

 

I want to drive this when I retire ... But no Air Con ... Very Hot ... 😂

 

Just do it ok 😂

[antelop]

This is in fact a very important issue to ponder as we get older. My 75 yr-old father who has been driving honda accord for the past forty odd years recently asked me to buy him a smaller car as he finds it increasingly more difficult to manoeuvre the accord. He dislikes jazz and prefers honda city. Am thinking of tempting him with vezel when kah motor brings in this model next yr. A continental two door hatchback is indeed ideal for oldfolks as far as size and safety is concerned.