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Out of these three cars, which would you be leaning toward?
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Agreed. Chips are fine. As long as it doesn't look like it has been a repmobile up the jacksie of everything else on the motorway for a long time accept some lumps and bumps at this age/price point.
Regards HPI you can do www.mytextcheck.com for about £3 while you are looking at the car. Actual HPI website is/was nearer 30 notes but I beleive is more comprehensive.
Once stopped me buying a Cat D car though so worth the effort.What if there was no such thing as a rhetorical question?0 -
Exactly.OddballJamie wrote: »Regarding engine mounts, negotiate with the seller to change them.
Worn engine mounts is nothing to worry about, just have them replaced - with the high torque output of modern diesel engines they just don't last very long."Retail is for suckers"
Cosmo Kramer0 -
A HUGE thanks to all you guys (and gals, if any of you participated) for your opinions and advice.
I'm now the proud owner of a 6 year-old, immaculate, Focus Zetec [Euro 4] [Climate Pack], with a FSH and just 67k on the clock.0 -
Had my previous car for about 2 years, and never had one.
Had this one a week, and got a blasted puncture. :mad:0
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