Cheap, eye catching car around 2k

JQ.

Karra wrote: »

She just wants a car that looks good.

Karra wrote: »

At the moment she likes the Citroen c3 convertible....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

There have been some good recommendations on here, which you say she's already discounted, that are far far better looking than a C3, considerably better to drive and most likely more reliable. On that basis I'd just leave her to it and let me make her own decision. Neither looks nor performance appear to matter, so it's just down to personal taste, which non of us can really advise on.

s_b

most of these so called cool cars she is looking at are all left base and not the easiest or cheapest to fix
if she thinks cool and expensive when broken down then let her get on with it
you will have the last laugh because you have done extensive homework and will be purchasing next year when prices for these types of car are low because of the season

Notmyrealname

Mitsubishi FTO. Wife has one, has full NCD and pays about £300 a year to insure fully comp.

DKLS

Or how about a CRX convertible http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4188974.htm great little cars if you can find one that hasnt been near a max power reader.

Mortgage_Reduction_Novice

Next time... keep your dreams and aspirations to yourself... that way she can't copy you and you can't be miffed that she's "beaten you to it"!

DKLS

Or one of these http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4181876.htm, might be able to get on classic insurance if doing low enough mileage.

mkirkby

DKLS wrote: »

Or one of these http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4181876.htm, might be able to get on classic insurance if doing low enough mileage.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Coup%C3%A9

Very cheap now and with the extra money you could get a spare tow truck for when it breaks. (Although I had might for 8 years and 80000 miles without issues. It only died when someone tail-ended it)