David Cameron buying used car for wife

                 

São Paulo - David Cameron, UK prime minister, personally went to a dealer of used cars in Oxfordshire looking for a car to his partner Samantha.

The curious thing is that instead of taking a luxury car, Cameron was interested in a Nissan Micra (also known as March in some markets, including Brazil) manufactured in 2005 and almost 150,000 kilometers rotated.

The Daily Mail newspaper talked to the owner of the resale, Ian Harris, who said he received a phone call late on a Friday informing the prime minister's visit in the coming hours.

How many people do, the merchant thought it is a hoax. At least until you see Cameron come into your store. "It was surreal, I could not believe when I saw him coming.

He told me he would like a compact and spent half an hour looking at the car. It was very nice all the time, as a client anyone looking for a car for his wife, "he said.

"He even joked that only buy a vehicle made in the United Kingdom" - the Micra was manufactured in Sunderland between 1992 and 2010.

After approving the car, Cameron returned early the next day and closed business for less than 1,500 pounds (about 7,900 reais) on your credit card for the Micra.

The prime minister then said goodbye and broke protocol to leave the store. "He said he had already arranged the details with your insurer and simply out driving the car," said Harris.

Typically, authorities are not seen at the wheel of their cars for safety.

In time, Cameron can get around by London aboard a Jaguar XJ with driver and armor enhanced to support up to attempted terrorist attacks.