Hey, I'd definitely get an Alpina as my first car, preferably an Alpina B3 or D3. It'll cost around 30-35k, but the problem is I don't know how much the insurance will cost, and whether I can afford it as an apprentice. I'll be working at a car dealership, by the way. 🙂 My dad has an M, and I don't think you can compare that to an ALPINA, right?
Alpina xd3 is also an option
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That you have to ask your insuranceverter or presumably you have to find an insurance for the so-called U21 without driving practice that only goes with “Connections” or as a second-car over the parents or grandparents
Alpinas are usually cheaper in the Kasko as M types because Alpinas are driving Kenner/Könner and that are not “racer types” to which then the luck and/or the road “outgoes”. But Alpinas are not really cheap
Think about 800 euros, you have to expect.
And for 35,000 euros you will only get old models with high running performance.
So it’s probably a financial ruin. I don’t think you can afford it without your parents’ allowance.
I’ll definitely get a grant, yes
I’ve found several
A b5 from 2011 with 90 t km found for 32 t euro
And a d3 from 2017 with 110t km for 35
Well, if your parents support you, buy a Alpina 😀
The only hurdle is the finances.
Only the b5 becomes even more expensive than the 3 models
so the car itself – should be nciht the problem — but the insurance – because it is extremely high. If you are insured as a beginner with a Alpina b3 with 5800€ in the year and even if your parents allow it (if they drive for more than 20 years accident-free) – even then you may serve parents 2000€ in the year for insurance.
In short, you can’t afford the car.
And if your parents want to fund it, you need to ask her.
At 15,000 kilometers, monthly fuel costs of 300 euros are already available.
agree with your statement.
only at the 800 € you probably went out from a single driver who already arrived at the 25%.
in this case, you can assume that it is between 18-20 and that is its first vehicle. So if the questioner assures – he is easy with € 4000-5000 a year. (I just liked the work and entered it at check24. ( beginner, 20 years- no pre-insurance 500 self-defense – Alpina B3 bj 2015 ) there was the cheapest offer annually 5480 € – mmhhhhhhh
Thank you for doing this
yes, but consider – even if your father allows – you would have to give your father at least 150€ each month – just so that the car is there – to control it, petrol, reperatures. – that will be a lot of money. As an apprentice, almost all your money is gone
yes, 2000€ if you do it yourself in the garage- or 4000€ when you go to the workshop. grin
Yes, my father’s 30 years infall-free, that’s good, but can I let that run over him?
The car itself becomes a problem. A set of brakes and you are probably allowed to sheet directly 2000 euros.
Do this.
A conversation with your parents would bring much more.
The other part is the performance again, I’ll see how I can deal with it during rehearsal or something
What do you dream about at night??
It is clear that you have to pay horrendous insurance premiums as a beginner, and then you want to get such an Alpina top-class car as an apprentice??
You’re really not helping anymore, much fun in the cost trap!
If you just want to work for the car, please.
Take a BMW Alpina B3 (F30) Limousine:
2016 First registration / petrol / 2979cm3 Capacity + 229 CO2 he pups out in the back
Car tax – 456€ per year
Insurance… you are grossly estimated… we are generously naive 18 – 19 years.
WGV Insurance as a reference point:
First car, without prior damages Percentages/ Private customer/ non-public service/ wherever you are working – we take “other” / “workers” of occupation / postal code of course also no details, I take from just for fun my own / 10,000km annual running performance / new value around the 82000 €uro / base tariff + partial cash / with self cost allocation up to 300€ / …
sometimes “bad” approx. 1786€ Annual
I can only say… congratulations. And we’re not even talking about the Super Plus car in his little girl.
Minimum 10 liters to 100 Km.
So another 300 euros a month for Sprit. Alpina’s target group rarely holds the values:D