So, our Swift ( ) is on its last...wheels.
The garage actually declared it dead but then upgraded it to alive, but it's not long for this world.
What car should we get? Need a decent size boot, don't need anything too fancy.
And...go.
So, our Swift ( ) is on its last...wheels.
The garage actually declared it dead but then upgraded it to alive, but it's not long for this world.
What car should we get? Need a decent size boot, don't need anything too fancy.
And...go.
What’s your budget?
Either a Ferrari GTC4 Lusso or a Kia Ceed.
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Under £10,000.
On Wednesday we are seeing a Nissan Note.
2015, only about 9,000 miles on the clock. That’s about £8,000.
One thing I’m finding frustrating is that each car model seems to have multiple versions so I’m finding it hard to compare like with like.
I have no clue what I’m doing, our mechanic recommended the one we are looking at.
Then last night MrsL WhatsApp’d me (I’m away with work) about some Ford Fiesta she’s seen.
i don't know what a Swift is but if a Fiesta's in the running you're probably in the same situation as i was about 3-4 years ago when i bought our car - ie you need a 'supermini' type thing which can do everyday about-town stuff but be fine for longer distances when needed?
I did quite a bit of reading about Vauxhall, Ford, Nissan, VW etc and we ended up with a VW polo 1.4 with 4 doors - about 6 years old when we bought it but only 32k on the clock
great car, really comfortable drive (the only downside of which is i keep nearly dropping off on the motorway), and no extra unneccessary crap to up the price or go wrong
leaving aside all the stuff about VW diesel and what they did/didn't do wrong the petrol cars are still very reliable and just feel like quality
Last edited by Mac76; 05-03-2019 at 09:55 AM.
with seats folded down you can get a lot in a polo too - and no i don't work for VW
[sorry i wrote 'golf' to start with but was talking about a polo]
Last edited by Mac76; 05-03-2019 at 03:13 PM.
Now MrsL wants us to look at a Nissan Quasqai
I don't know what I'm doing...
Qashqai is quite a bit bigger, but a good car.
If you're looking for something of that size, check out the Hyundai Tucson and the Kia Sportage.
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