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Which Car Do I Buy?
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hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »what are the excuses for not buying a Jazz? They tick every box under the sun
Not sure, I don't have one, and they are not mentioned in the list above, not quite sure what your point is.
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320d touring from that list for me.0
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hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »I didnt say you did, it was a general question on bad points of owning a jazz
Well start a new thread on them then, if they bother you that much.:rolleyes:0 -
Option 2- Lexus IS220d; Personally I think they're great looking cars and offer luxury at a decent price. Good economy with that engine and more room that the Focus. Downsides; more expensive to maintain should anything go wrong and will cost more to insure. Also to get a new shape model in my budget would likely be a high-ish mileage ex-lease car.
06 plates with sub 70k are available for under well 10,000...0 -
I'd say the Golf, but not sure if it would be big enough for kids? Depends how old they are I suppose. Could be a hassle getting a buggy in the back?
Anyway, I'm a big fan of German cars for their looks and reliability. Maybe try a VW Golf Plus, a Touran or Sharan or a Passat? Also the BMW Touring (estate) are really nice, and plenty of room in them. Audi A4 is another possibility.
You will have to try a few and see for yourself, as no one can really advise you on this
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digitalphase wrote: »
You will have to try a few and see for yourself, as no one can really advise you on this
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digitalphase wrote: »I'm a big fan of German cars for their looks and reliability. Maybe try a VW Golf Plus, a Touran or Sharan or a Passat?;)
Shot yourself in the foot there :eek:... 'for their looks' ? :rolleyes: you then listed some of dullest, featureless, character-devoid lumps of metal ever to grace our roads on 4 bits of rubber. A Touran photo is available on the NHS as a cure for insomnia! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
sillygoose wrote: »Shot yourself in the foot there :eek:... 'for their looks' ? :rolleyes: you then listed some of dullest, featureless, character-devoid lumps of metal ever to grace our roads on 4 bits of rubber. A Touran photo is available on the NHS as a cure for insomnia! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
They are still better looking than Citroens and some Fords :rolleyes:
Am I supposed to suggest an Audi R8 to a person looking for a vehicle to transport their kids around? FOOL.0 -
a diesel bmw if it was me. The service charges are not cheap but then again, ford isnt cheap either.. last time i had a ford , the timing belt did cost 440 quid and the car never felt like a car to me although it had 4 wheels engine, electric steering etc.
Look for a japanese or a german i would say.. honda is great in reliability, though the numbers on mpg are not as exciting as german cars0
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