> And you can claim you have anxiety in order to get a brand new Audi.

You're gonna have to cite sources on that one, but I would sincerely doubt that £77 a week will allow you to lease an Audi.

Also the pip claimant has to be probed by a panel every three years to keep getting the benefit, unlike say a state pension (but I paid for that I mean possibly you did, its still a non means tested benefit, unlike PIP)

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zipy124 20 hours ago | parent [-]

Not the OP but they have since been removed as they were luxury cars, but yes £77 a week did use to cover it. Here is the source directly from Audi:

https://media.audi.com/is/content/audi/country/uk/en/find-an...

	▲	KaiserPro 20 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Luxury meaning about a £33k car, which on lease is about £80 a month more expensive https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/audi/a3-saloon/22564/tfsi... (motobility is £308 a month) so its not like its a luxury car, its a new car. Personally I'm more pissed off about pensioners on final salary still getting state pension, even though they don't need it. Thats far more fucking expensive and doesn't serve a purpose, well apart from buying votes. means test that shit, right now.
	▲	youngtaff 20 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Yes and to get a 'luxury car' aka small Audi, BMW or Mercedes someone had to put down a deposit of £3,000 of their own money