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Cars - which would you buy?
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I second the option about RWD :T:TWork like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0
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Meh. 4wd is the way to go (with 4-wheel steering ideally).
Why do things by halves? RWD is still not ideal.0 -
audi a6 easily0
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The Audi is the better car hands down ... BUT you have to consider that it will cost more at the pumps, more to service, and more to insure ... which is part of they reason why most people drive Fords and Vauxhalls as opposed to driving around in BMWs, Mercs and Audis.If you found my comment helpful, please click the 'Thanks' button below :T0
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The Audi will probably depreciate lower too and might be eeasier to sell in the future.2p off is still 2p off!0
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Didn't we have this thread yesterday? thought my replys had been deleted!0
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There are two nearly identical threads.
4wd is called "double wrong wheel drive". Fine if you want grip, but not so good if you want low speed edutainment.Meh. 4wd is the way to go (with 4-wheel steering ideally).
Why do things by halves? RWD is still not ideal.Happy chappy0 -
Audi Normally, but Im personally against high mileage kinda cards ...
So Id go with the Renault...0 -
highguyuk wrote:Audi Normally, but Im personally against high mileage kinda cards ...
So Id go with the Renault...
I'd wouldn't worry about the mileage on the audi, these engines are good for 200k+ if well looked after, where else the renault would be on it's last legs by 200k, plus the audi will keep it's vaule for longer.
Plus what looks better in the driveway, a renault shopping wagon or a nice sportty audi??
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I've managed 10 years and around 300,000 miles on cars that all started with more than 90K on them.Happy chappy0
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