Has anyone noticed that the written review on here on jwn is usually only question and often has the same answer....?
Circuit Overseer's Cars - Anybody got the answers?
by The Searcher 33 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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The Searcher
The C.O.s cars are normally Vauxhalls.
The mostly likely models on offer at the moment, (for C.O. needs) will cost either £10,000 or £13,000. (approximately)
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Splash
120,000 UK publishers x £3 = £360,000.
£360,000 x 4 years = £1,440,000. Divided into 85 cars = £17,000 per car.
Vauxhall Astra's start at about £15,500. Then there's the insurance and service costs over 4 years.
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joe134cd
By your sums splash it looks as though they are probably just breaking even on the cars. -
fastJehu
If they can sale the cars after 4 years for 5000:
5000 x 85 = 425000
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jhine
I have always understood that WT does not have paid clergy (or the equivalent ) from sarcastic remarks made about other denominations . From comments made on this thread I am getting the gist that COs are at the least subsidised . Would some kind person explain the financial arrangements of COs and DOs . Pretty please .
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stan livedeath
does the £3 levy come on top of the fuel charge for each visit ? -
Bobcat
In the US the COs are presently using recent model Chevy Malibus. Not sure yet which version (LS, LT, LTZ). The ones I have seen have the 2014 and later body style. It is a popular car in the States.
Previously they used Buick LaCrosse or similar type Buick. So the Malibus are a step down in cost (22k for the LS - up to 30k for LTZ) and size.
Bobcat
