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arnold clark dual control car hire £9 per hour
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Arnold Clark car hire is £9 per hour and that includes 10 miles in the price, after that its 30p per mile.
With pennies few n far between for a lot this is now a cheaper way to learn to drive?
Book 6 hours pay for 5 and 12 pay for 10
You need to pay this with a credit or debit card on the day, they won't take cash.
Also, insurance you have a choice of either £500 excess or you can pay £5 when you take the car out and thats you covered.
remember -
If you have a friend or family member willing to help you get some extra practice before your driving test our dual control vehicles are perfect.
* Only 9 GBP per hour
* Price includes 10 free miles (any excess mileage costs 30p per mile)
* Learner Driver must have a clean, provisional licence
* Supervising driver must be over 23 and have been driving for >3 years
* No additional passengers may be carried in the vehicle
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- ibizaArnold Clark Vouchers: 10% - GATH, 20%
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wouldnt it be cheaper to get 2 blocks of 6 (12) and pay for 10 rather than buy one block of 11 for 10?
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lil_tiger:
wouldnt it be cheaper to get 2 blocks of 6 (12) and pay for 10 rather than buy one block of 11 for 10?
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This is a really good idea in my opinion, but have yet to be convinced that having a friend or family member as a teacher is the best way to keep your relationship on good grounds
 May be worth it for getting a few extra hours road practice in for confidence before the test, but then it would probably be better just to add the learner onto your own car insurance - think it only cost me £30 odd to add my MIL onto my car for the 10 months I had left |
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hncb0809:
and ur point is caller?  |
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its Marc:
that it isnt a new scheme .... i'd have thought you'd have stumbled upon this point from my wording?
 - and it seems like a very good price if you have someone that can teach you but you might not have a the right car (too powerful or big etc) - hot. |
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Mrs.Z:
This is a really good idea in my opinion, but have yet to be convinced that having a friend or family member as a teacher is the best way to keep your relationship on good grounds May be worth it for getting a few extra hours road practice in for confidence before the test, but then it would probably be better just to add the learner onto your own car insurance - think it only cost me £30 odd to add my MIL onto my car for the 10 months I had left |
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