what car for 10k????
A girl friend is after a new car, must be a 4 door, have a decent sized boot and have some go in it!!
what would ya go for?
cant be a vauxhall Astra or a vw golf also not a bmw.
Must be cheap/reasonable to fix if goes wrong.
Some she is interestead in are a focus tdci, and the mondeo st24 or st200. (whats your thoughts on these?)
diesal or petrol.
Cheers
Benn
what would ya go for?
cant be a vauxhall Astra or a vw golf also not a bmw.
Must be cheap/reasonable to fix if goes wrong.
Some she is interestead in are a focus tdci, and the mondeo st24 or st200. (whats your thoughts on these?)
diesal or petrol.
Cheers
Benn
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...The three and five-door TDCi Sport is easily identified by its unique 17inch seven spoke alloy wheels and sports-style front driving lamps. Inside, drivers are pampered with partial leather sports seats, air conditioning, remote central locking, while safety features include anti-lock brakes and traction control as standard.
The TDCi Sport uses the acclaimed 1.8-litre Duratorq engine, which is built at Dagenham, Ford’s Centre for Diesel Excellence. Using advanced second-generation common-rail technology, the engine produces 115PS and a robust 280Nm of torque.
The TDCi Sport will sprint to 62mph in 10.8seconds and reach a top speed of 120mph, while still returning an impressive 51.4mpg on the combined cycle.
Ford’s common-rail system provides extremely precise injection control using a technique called ‘pilot accelerometer technology’. A vibration sensor mounted on the engine cylinder block detects the onset of combustion and minutely corrects the initial amount of so called ‘pilot’ fuel down to quantities below one cubic millimetre. The result is a controlled, ultra smooth and efficient combustion process
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Originally Posted by Benn 304R
A girl friend is after a new car, must be a 4 door, have a decent sized boot and have some go in it!
Cheers
Benn
Cheers
Benn
It in her price range if you could find one Prices start from around 10k
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Why not a Golf? I drove a brand new Golf today and it nwas such a nice drive, extremely spacious and massive boot for a small(er) car (I know cosI had to hoover all the glass out of it
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I was VERY impressed with build quality and think if I was after a car in this kind of market I would deffo DEFFO have it up at top of list
)I was VERY impressed with build quality and think if I was after a car in this kind of market I would deffo DEFFO have it up at top of list
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