Cheapest NEW small cars in the UK

tinkerbell84

MrsE wrote: »

And when I said street car - what I actually meant was street legal car.

Pretty sure rally cars can go on the street, you usually see them racing about muddy places more suited to a 4x4.

rally cars are 4x4 these days they used to be rear wheel drive or front wheel drive, but now they're all 4x4 or all wheel drive.

BillTrac

Back on topic,

I would certainly recommend the C1. We got the wife one July 2006.She originally was looking at the Ka or the Smart, both only two door(I know people reckon the Ka is three but the hatch is just as pathetic as on the C1/107/Aygo).

I am used to driving Mondeo/Vectra size cars and I really enjoy driving the C1. It has a cheeky look as opposed to the 107/Aygo, is cheaper to buy and the servicing costs aren't much more than the others. I don't reckon the split rear seat etc will make much difference to your daughter, as my youngest daughter is insured for it as well(she is 21) and she loves driving it.

Great mpg, easy to park,nippy and the space inside is amazing. The OH is going to get another next July

anyway,good luck choosing.

jeannieblue

MrsE wrote: »

Hubby never followed Millwall.

One of the nicest guys I ever met used to be quite a top member of the bushwackers (it was bushwackers wasn't it?). Funny that, he was such a sweetie, you would never think it.

Millwall are bloody stupid anyway, because they go everywhere & smash peoples areas up, when others went to millwall they wanted to smash Millwalls local area up, but Millwall are so thick they do it themselves.

Aw no, you made me laugh so much I wish had Tena ladies!!

MrsE_2

Hubby & I were driving home the other week on the M25, hubby used to be an absolute speed freak in his younger days, its only in the last couple of years hes slowed down (I think the fuel increases are helping though).:D

Anyway he was doing 70 in the slow lane (the M25 was quite) & we were overtaken by a









Perodua Kelisa :eek:
Can you believe that?:eek:
The wind must have been behind them:rotfl:
I bet they were shaking like mad in that car:D

jeannieblue

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

rally cars are 4x4 these days they used to be rear wheel drive or front wheel drive, but now they're all 4x4 or all wheel drive.

That'll please MrsE!! She's got a 4x4!

jeannieblue

MrsE wrote: »

Hubby & I were driving home the other week on the M25, hubby used to be an absolute speed freak in his younger days, its only in the last couple of years hes slowed down (I think the fuel increases are helping though).:D

Anyway he was doing 70 in the slow lane (the M25 was quite) & we were overtaken by a









Perodua Kelisa :eek:
Can you believe that?:eek:
The wind must have been behind them:rotfl:
I bet they were shaking like mad in that car:D

!!!!!! is one of them?? Sounds ... no can't say, could be unpc..

MrsE_2

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

rally cars are 4x4 these days they used to be rear wheel drive or front wheel drive, but now they're all 4x4 or all wheel drive.

I mean proper 4x4

They ones that sit nice & high so you can look down on the peasants (JOKE)

With a big massive spare wheel stuck on the back.

jeannieblue

BillTrac wrote: »

Back on topic,

I would certainly recommend the C1. We got the wife one July 2006.She originally was looking at the Ka or the Smart, both only two door(I know people reckon the Ka is three but the hatch is just as pathetic as on the C1/107/Aygo).

I am used to driving Mondeo/Vectra size cars and I really enjoy driving the C1. It has a cheeky look as opposed to the 107/Aygo, is cheaper to buy and the servicing costs aren't much more than the others. I don't reckon the split rear seat etc will make much difference to your daughter, as my youngest daughter is insured for it as well(she is 21) and she loves driving it.

Great mpg, easy to park,nippy and the space inside is amazing. The OH is going to get another next July

anyway,good luck choosing.

Thanks for that Bill.

We do occasionally get back on topic.

MrsE_2

jeannieblue wrote: »

Aw no, you made me laugh so much I wish had Tena ladies!!

They say when they got the new stadium it had more loos that any other football ground per seat ratio.

They say the fans were thrilled at such luxuries.

While they stood pi55ing up against the walls in the stadium they chatted about how nice the new ground was:rolleyes: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

MrsE_2

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

It's not

They are superb though. A veyron is street legal and is 3 times the horsepower it's 30 times more expensive though.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/show/powerlaps.shtml

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