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Old 04-02-2016, 11:18 AM   #28
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Default Re: Why Australians love luxury cars

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I find it very interesting that this particular vehicle was repossessed with only 1459km on the odometer.
Why would somebody commit to such a large debt only to find they are unable to make the repayments? They barely drove the thing around the block!?!?
I'd love to know what goes through some people's minds.
Are these repo's, end of lease or ex company cars. How can you tell ?
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