What estate for around £1500
10-01-2009, 02:37 PM
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What estate for around £1500
Looking for a family hearse for around £1500,
Stuck between a Mondingo V6 or Deeezoil, the Saaaaab 95 or an MG ZT,
Anyone got any of them, what to look out for or avoid etc
Cheers
G
Stuck between a Mondingo V6 or Deeezoil, the Saaaaab 95 or an MG ZT,
Anyone got any of them, what to look out for or avoid etc
Cheers
G
10-01-2009, 03:11 PM
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You sure the ZT-T will break?? We have owned a 190 for 5 years and I never spent a bean on it other than servicing, we now have a V8 and that's been perfect so far too. Massively underrated cars IMHO, oh and did you know that most of the components are actually BMW parts??
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10-01-2009, 03:22 PM
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zt-t deffo mr kelly! diesel version of them are great and there aint all that much that goes wrong with them really, bmw engine is mint.
and theres nout wrong with a volvo mr! save some more cash and you can have mine! lol
and theres nout wrong with a volvo mr! save some more cash and you can have mine! lol
10-01-2009, 03:22 PM
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You sure the ZT-T will break?? We have owned a 190 for 5 years and I never spent a bean on it other than servicing, we now have a V8 and that's been perfect so far too. Massively underrated cars IMHO, oh and did you know that most of the components are actually BMW parts??
Anything to look out for on these, what are they like in and out of town?
10-01-2009, 03:23 PM
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10-01-2009, 03:29 PM
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Steer clear of the 1800 4 cylinder cars, 2.5V6's are great but make sure that the belts have been changed if the mileage is high as it's a mission of a job to change them. Diesels (BMW engine) are pretty good, auto boxes can give trouble. My choice would be a ZT-T 190 with all the toys (TV, sat nav, computer etc) and with Alcantara or leather trim.
10-01-2009, 03:38 PM
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[quote=martin-reyland;3867121]Steer clear of the 1800 4 cylinder cars, 2.5V6's are great but make sure that the belts have been changed if the mileage is high as it's a mission of a job to change them. Diesels (BMW engine) are pretty good, auto boxes can give trouble. My choice would be a ZT-T 190 with all the toys (TV, sat nav, computer etc) and with Alcantara or leather trim.[/quote]
for £1500?
for £1500?
10-01-2009, 03:43 PM
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[quote=BM08;3867143]
Not quite with all the toys but
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/uvl...912&distance=0
Unless Martin wants to sell me his?
Steer clear of the 1800 4 cylinder cars, 2.5V6's are great but make sure that the belts have been changed if the mileage is high as it's a mission of a job to change them. Diesels (BMW engine) are pretty good, auto boxes can give trouble. My choice would be a ZT-T 190 with all the toys (TV, sat nav, computer etc) and with Alcantara or leather trim.[/quote]
for £1500?
for £1500?
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/uvl...912&distance=0
Unless Martin wants to sell me his?
10-01-2009, 03:55 PM
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Not quite with all the toys but
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/uvl...912&distance=0
Unless Martin wants to sell me his?
That looks to be a cheap car, ours isn't for sale
Not quite with all the toys but
http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/uvl...912&distance=0
Unless Martin wants to sell me his?
That looks to be a cheap car, ours isn't for sale
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