I have a bit of a quandary as to which car I should be looking to invest in?

My worry would be choosing the wrong car and having to put up with it for the next 6 or 7 years.

A friend of mine suggested that it might be a good idea to look at leasing a car for a few years. My first thought was that this was going to be too expensive, why would I pay out every month for a car, when I could buy one outright.

I made the decision to carry out some research to obtain facts and figures and see what sort of deals were around for Cheap Lease Cars.

I was totally amazed by the competitive deals around, but still did not know which car to choose.

My first vehicle was a Vauxhall Nova, so I thought that probably looking into Vauxhall Contract Hire could be a good place to begin my search.

Although Vauxhall have some super cars available, I was considering leasing a car more in line with my new company status.

My partner bought a Toyota Avensis and he is really pleased with his car. His car is really reliable and he has not had any problems with it. Bearing this in mind, I thought I would carry out a search into Toyota Contract Hire and I was suitably impressed by the Toyota Landcruiser. To me this is a fantastic car, certainly big enough for the family, plenty of room for the shopping and it will look great out in the company car park.

I have a feeling that the Landcruiser will suit me very well for the next 3 years. The brilliant part is at the end of the 3 year lease, I have the option to purchase the car.

Well the short answer, no. This is actually coming in for a price and will be released at around £60. Of course the friendly woman telling you where to go is present here but what on earth happens if you recieve a telephone call when you are concentrating on the directions. Does the nice Sat Nav lady simply say “please stop here while you take the call” as you frantically answer “BUT I’M IN THE MIDDLE OF A MOTORWAY!!!This invention is no different to any other in that it has its flaws.

Although it sounds nice, the price is very bad indeed and it cannot do as much as a cheaper Sat Nav can. Is it not just promoting you to look at your mobile phone when you are driving your nice, soon to be wrecked (if you are constantly looking at your phone) BMW orFord?

Is this just more hype for the iPhone? The thing is, many mobile phones have been able to do this for quite a number of years, why is the iPhone so special? It isnt at all. It is more of an added bonus to existing iPhone owners rather than a product buying piece of software which is what makes it worth having.

It doesn’t matter what car you have, or even if you are thinking of getting used cars it can work with anything just like a normal Sat Nav.

So if you are thinking about getting a Sat Nav, the iPhone is just another option out there for you.