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Debating buying a Suzuki WagonR, second hand, what should I look out for?
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Get a 1.3 the 1.2 was slightly underpowered. Also consder a Vauxhall Agila, same car, some had better spec and depreciates faster. They also came in more suitable colours! The vast majority of WagonR's sold were in Mimosa Yellow which is NASTY!nsmith1180
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I did see a red one once.
Had a postman and a black and white cat in it...............................!!0 -
Ach don't worry about Harvey he'll just be upset you aren't buying one of the beamers he has in his forecourt just now.0
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I'm actually at the point where I might give up on BMW's! Gettin fed up of doing steering coloums on them...0
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harveybobbles wrote: »I'm actually at the point where I might give up on BMW's! Gettin fed up of doing steering coloums on them...
You thought about using a key instead of hotwiring them?:p:DThe man without a signature.0 -
They make them last JUUUUUUUST til the warranty runs out and then offer 20% goodwill...! !!!!!!!0
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I thought Marge Simpson would drive one, as her hair would fit in without folding down
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if you get one look out for people having mental break downs and tantrums because they dont like them, pathetic!0
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Look out for Werther's Originals lurking in the upholstery.
Otherwise if you are, or are prepared to be thought of as, an old person with no interest in their car as a style statement then its a cheap reliable means of transport.
Sometimes there are debates about whether it is a good idea to buy a 'low mileage, one elderly owner' vehicle. With these it isn't an option.0
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