FOR 4500-5000 POUND????
#1
Hi all.I want to buy a car next to my IMPREZA.I want a car around 4500-5000 pound.I will use that car for everyday driving.It must be fun to drive,it must be economical and it must be a bit quick.What can i buy????
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by kurtw:
<B>PeeOne
For 4500 of our english quids, get yourself a nice Clio 16V.[/quote]
And then have 3 new head gaskets @£500 each, and a new engine @ £1400..... just like I did
SimonM
<B>PeeOne
For 4500 of our english quids, get yourself a nice Clio 16V.[/quote]
And then have 3 new head gaskets @£500 each, and a new engine @ £1400..... just like I did
SimonM
#11
P1....
Seeing as you live in Spain or wherever, isn't it a bit pointless asking us what good second-hand buys can be had for that money, when the market is undoubtedly different over where you are.
Have you considered reading any mags, asking any local people, friends perhaps?
Stef.
Seeing as you live in Spain or wherever, isn't it a bit pointless asking us what good second-hand buys can be had for that money, when the market is undoubtedly different over where you are.
Have you considered reading any mags, asking any local people, friends perhaps?
Stef.
#13
P1
Consider the Nissan Primera 2.0egt. It's the model shape before the new softer edge ones and is very underrated. I had one for a couple of years and it was quick, comfy and handled like it was on rails.
Happy hunting
blubs
Consider the Nissan Primera 2.0egt. It's the model shape before the new softer edge ones and is very underrated. I had one for a couple of years and it was quick, comfy and handled like it was on rails.
Happy hunting
blubs
#15
I agree with blubs - the Primera is a brilliant car and very underrated. Apart from the Scoob, it's the quickest car A-B that I've ever had. Back in the summer, I had a tussle in it with a BMW 328i along a twisty country road. He was really trying - hanging it out all over the place - but couldn't lose me. The Primera just stayed really stable and glued to the road. Slightly different when we got to the straight, though...........
Pete
Pete
#16
The Nissan 200SX is pretty good also. I usewd to have one and it was pretty fast, and handled very well. Veyr cheap to service (only the Nissan Micra is cheaper). 200BHP, RWD fun and frolics. pretty well specced too - leather, a/c, 10 CD stacker - all standard on the touring pack version. They depreciate a lot so you can pick one up for a reasonable price also.
#17
How about a Citroen ZX16V. 30mpg, 155bhp, quick rack (2.5 turns), rear wheel steering. That was my last car and I would have another one if it wasn't for the Scooby. So balanced in corners, just drifted all four wheels. Very discreet as well. Only problem was its not that quick off the line at about 8 seconds to 60.
Pick a up good one for 2k.
Pick a up good one for 2k.
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