Car sorned

bruce&kim

Zorg Legend
The West Country
Joined
Jun 15, 2013
Points
75
For me its roof down ..which I love or hardtop but really not happy if i miss a weekend driving it
 

Boysie

Zorg Guru (I)
Supporter
British Zeds
M Power
Joined
Dec 6, 2011
Points
94
Location
West Chiltington, West Sussex
Model of Z
M Roadster S50
I don't sorn mine and I only did 760 :rolleyes:
I need to get out more :(
Mot'd the sprite today the bloke had a double take
I had done 3 miles, yes its 11/2 to the Mot station
 

Jamezee

Zorg Guru (III)
British Zeds
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
137
Location
Peak District
Model of Z
Z3 2.2 sport, Z4 Coupe 3.0Si, E38 728i Oxford green and beige interior
Done 5,000 in Zeddy this year. I am still considering SORN this winter but might forget to do it;):baa
 

EnthuZiaZT

Zorg Guru (V)
British Zeds
East Anglian Crew
Joined
Dec 6, 2011
Points
193
Location
Heacham Norfolk
Model of Z
Z4 28i Msport
You'll be able to do New Years Day at Sunny Hunny!

:drinks:

One of lifes small pleasures!

:coolsteer)
Some of us met up there last year just after Christmas, Lunched at the Lodge in Old Hunstanton, and spent a couple of hours chatting, gathered round their blazing log fire before braving the winter elements with the top down!!!
M & S
 

ge45ton

Zorg Legend
East Anglian Crew
The M44 Massive
Joined
Mar 1, 2013
Points
82
Location
Cambridge
Model of Z
1.9 M44
I can understand the temptation to store over winter but you get the most pleasure from these excellent little cars when you're driving them, (apart from BMG perhaps :playful:).
We're off for a quick tour of Scotland soon, 1400 mile round trip. Look after them but use and enjoy as much as you can... :racecar:
 
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badman gee

Guest
I get more excitement out of driving it now and again.

Driving it everyday takes the fun out of it and it makes it a chore!
 
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MAURICE THE MARTIAN

Zorg Guru (V)
Supporter
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
187
Location
Tameside-via Mars...or..SK16.
Model of Z
Z4 3.0SE AUTO
I get more excitement out of driving it now and again.

Driving it everyday takes the fun out of it and it makes it a chore!
Nooo nooo .drivings not a chore.
Now polishing it to death.
Thats a chore. :)
M
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zedonist

Guest
mines sorned because i am a miser, i have some jobs to do and it will take me a number of weekends, so dont see the point spending money on Tax!
 

zedwheels

Zorg Guru (IV)
Supporter
British Zeds
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
162
Location
South Wales.
I do understand though why some believe that a low mileage zed will bring a good residual value, because lets face it we would all choose that one over a high mileage one
if we were shopping, but as said its the next owner that's getting the benefit. Is it a fact that you only actually save on road tax, i'm not sure but don't you have to keep it
insured even if its in the garage?
 

MAURICE THE MARTIAN

Zorg Guru (V)
Supporter
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
187
Location
Tameside-via Mars...or..SK16.
Model of Z
Z4 3.0SE AUTO
Cant see the point of a low milage zed.all it shows that you've not used or enjoyed it. Senseless! I've put 30,000.on mine in 30 months of ownership.wished i'd put more on .
More miles more pleasure.
And its not my dailly drive.
M

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Boysie

Zorg Guru (I)
Supporter
British Zeds
M Power
Joined
Dec 6, 2011
Points
94
Location
West Chiltington, West Sussex
Model of Z
M Roadster S50
I have several vehicle's
So my driving is enjoyed immensely in all forms of transport
this is dependant on weather or the mileage/distance needed to do
And what vehicle matches the occasion or appropriate circumstances of use
 
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zedonist

Guest
Yep all you save by sorn is the tax, you still have to insure. I agree with Maurice on mileage, I look for a well looked after vehicle when purchasing, miles does not come in to it, in fact a low mileage garaged example often has more problems than benefits, such as perished rubbers (belts, seals, injectors etc) and all to often will suffer from internal corrosion of the bores or wear due to infrequent dry starts. So best to avoid the garage queens. Mine has high miles but mechanically is brand new as nearly all the underneath has been renewed or upgraded, so is in fact a new car in 15 yr old dress, still sorned though due to being a tight git at present.
 

Jonttt

Zorg Addict
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
60
Location
Liverpool (UK)
Model of Z
///M S54
<500 miles in mine this year which included the weekend trip to the silverstone classic. All wrapped up now for another winter .........

 

Jamezee

Zorg Guru (III)
British Zeds
Joined
Dec 5, 2011
Points
137
Location
Peak District
Model of Z
Z3 2.2 sport, Z4 Coupe 3.0Si, E38 728i Oxford green and beige interior
Yep all you save by sorn is the tax, you still have to insure. I agree with Maurice on mileage, I look for a well looked after vehicle when purchasing, miles does not come in to it, in fact a low mileage garaged example often has more problems than benefits, such as perished rubbers (belts, seals, injectors etc) and all to often will suffer from internal corrosion of the bores or wear due to infrequent dry starts. So best to avoid the garage queens. Mine has high miles but mechanically is brand new as nearly all the underneath has been renewed or upgraded, so is in fact a new car in 15 yr old dress, still sorned though due to being a tight git at present.
My insurance more than halves when its sorn'd!
 
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