Best Car for first time buyer
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Hi guys after putting it off for almost 5years now, i am going to learn how to drive!
So basically I need something cheap to buy, cheap to run and cheap to insure! any suggestions for a good wee motor for a 22year old would be very welcome!
Thanks guys!
So basically I need something cheap to buy, cheap to run and cheap to insure! any suggestions for a good wee motor for a 22year old would be very welcome!
Thanks guys!
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Buy a cheap 1.3 fiesta for about 300-500 quid
should get you a half decent one - might only last 2 years tops but you probably will bump it - no pint in spending loads on a decent car 'cos if you prang it you'll be gutted.
cheap to run and insure and parts are cheap and plentiful.
good luck
should get you a half decent one - might only last 2 years tops but you probably will bump it - no pint in spending loads on a decent car 'cos if you prang it you'll be gutted.
cheap to run and insure and parts are cheap and plentiful.
good luck
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sweet i'll have a look in the 'trader and see what blingin fiesta's is about
I actually don't think i could bring myself to drive a Corsa though.
but i do like a bit of Ford
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but i do like a bit of Ford
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I don't understand this. You're 22, you have almost 400 posts on Scoobynet already, it's almost an hour since you've confessed that you haven't even learned to drive at such a mature age, and no-one has called you a homosexual yet.
Site's full of feckin politically correct Guardian readers these days
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Buy a Fiesta
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Yep, another vote for a Fiesta, I beleive the 1.25 engine is the one to go for, I know you arent that bothered about mad performance but it may as well be competent and enjoyable.
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