Moving to Riyadh
#33
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Re: Moving to Riyadh
In that case, I'd lease a small one. Make sure it has a diplomatic clause. Some teachers are EFL types which means you can be out on a whim. Military or ARAMCO?
Don't need the ball ache of an unreliable second hand motor, they don't last well in the sand.
Good luck
Don't need the ball ache of an unreliable second hand motor, they don't last well in the sand.
Good luck
#34
Re: Moving to Riyadh
Used cars are. I think, generally more expensive than they would be in the Uk, they don't tend to depreciate as much / as quickly, so can set you back a bit for a decent one. Japanese motors are perhaps the most sought after / popular, but plenty of American motors available.
Leasing is a pretty good option too, if you do get potted at short notice, most times you will just be able to return the motor.
Leasing is a pretty good option too, if you do get potted at short notice, most times you will just be able to return the motor.
#35
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Location: Saudi Arabia, Riyadh
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Re: Moving to Riyadh
Thanks guy, appreciate your advice.