What new car to get??

Kilty_2

I did get the basic one - it's up to you if you can live without A/C, central locking and a slightly fancier interior. At this end of the market I don't see the point in the higher specs because they start to get towards nearly new Fiesta/Corsa money.

The 1.1 isn't worth the extra money at all.

Chimera

Kilty wrote: »

I did get the basic one - it's up to you if you can live without A/C, central locking and a slightly fancier interior. At this end of the market I don't see the point in the higher specs because they start to get towards nearly new Fiesta/Corsa money.

The 1.1 isn't worth the extra money at all.

That's exactly what I needed to know. was thinking of going for the 1.1, but the 1.0 will probably perform better than my 12 yr old 1.1 saxo

Kilty_2

1.1 only has an extra 3bhp so personally I don't see the point in spending the extra, the 1.0 is fine performance wise. By all means test drive both (I didn't)

Tiexen

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Kilty_2

Pretty good value that actually considering the base model is £6395.

Run out models are awesome

vikingaero

Get a Vauxhall for the lifetime (100k) warranty, a Hyundai 5 year warranty, Kia's 7 years on some models, Chevy 5 years, Toyota 5 years. Then all you have to worry about is fuel, insurance, servicing and tyres. Everything else should be covered by the warranty.

Kilty_2

And brakes and clutch linings

gonzo127

the hyundia i10 could also be a good call, little bit more expensive than the picanto but according to offical figures is more economical and also faster than the picanto

jaydeeuk1

Get a new car OP if you've got the cash, you won't regret it. The 40% depreciation hit on a new car is worth it over sitting in some fat, sweaty, middle aged balding blokes' beans/snot/bum crust.

Chimera

jaydeeuk1 wrote: »

Get a new car OP if you've got the cash, you won't regret it. The 40% depreciation hit on a new car is worth it over sitting in some fat, sweaty, middle aged balding blokes' beans/snot/bum crust.

lolz, thanks x