Looking for a used car
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I swear if you Britcucks say Vauxhall again
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Aye, my work place is currently upgrading our semi-old cars with Toyota Yaris Hybrids and got to drive one, they're really comfortable. I'll consider that one for sure.
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would financing a new car be an option?? Maybe not the aygo you suggested but Toyota's in general are very good on fuel consumption especially hybrids
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Financing is very much an option. I will sell my Ford of course, it can go around 1,500 Euros.
the maintenance on a bmw costs more than a used one at that price
Skoda is the cheapest and most reliable car around (apparently)
But I would suggest VW; I like mine and they are rapido.
But I would suggest VW; I like mine and they are rapido.
The new A class is a hybrid, and fairly affordable over a few years, ur insurance shouldnt be too high concidering ur no claims etc. Also a hybrid i believe
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toyota and honda are probably the best in terms of reliability and parts, however they're more polluting than european cars so you'll probably pay more tax (at least in britain land anyway)
KIA is very good but they don't hold up well after around 80 000 miles or so and the fit and finish is a bit dodgy
german cars here are very expensive to run and aren't good on a budget (at least here, probably different over there), but they're high quality
SEAT are very good here, one of the most popular cars to own, as well as SKODA but again, they're expensive
Suzuki are good, Swifts are very popular
Ford are reliable but they're bland and tasteless, and full of plastic garbage
Renaults are good just ask @Danny
Cars to definitely avoid if you're planning to keep them for a while:
Any FIAT model after 2014 (since they merged with Chrysler)
modern Peugeot petrol engines, they have problems with alternators going bad and dodgy ECUs
Any mercedes or audi. Difficult and expensive to service and maintain, especially when you're young (i know you had a mercedes before)
if you disagree i dont care
KIA is very good but they don't hold up well after around 80 000 miles or so and the fit and finish is a bit dodgy
german cars here are very expensive to run and aren't good on a budget (at least here, probably different over there), but they're high quality
SEAT are very good here, one of the most popular cars to own, as well as SKODA but again, they're expensive
Suzuki are good, Swifts are very popular
Ford are reliable but they're bland and tasteless, and full of plastic garbage
Renaults are good just ask @Danny
Cars to definitely avoid if you're planning to keep them for a while:
Any FIAT model after 2014 (since they merged with Chrysler)
modern Peugeot petrol engines, they have problems with alternators going bad and dodgy ECUs
Any mercedes or audi. Difficult and expensive to service and maintain, especially when you're young (i know you had a mercedes before)
if you disagree i dont care
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Still have a Merc but I finally want my own car, we will probably sell the Merc for a Toyota C-HR or RAV4 we don't know yet
Renault is a no, fuck the French Fries.
Fiat 500 was also something I considered but no more.
Renault is a no, fuck the French Fries.
Fiat 500 was also something I considered but no more.
ive got a peugeot 
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Diesel is not a option sadly, Germany wants to tax the fuck out of it and also restrict roads for diesel cars.
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Toyota Yaris Hybrid
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people praise toyota on a daily basis what are you on about
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Hey, ich lebe immernoch in Walsum Hatte Heute an der Ampel aber einen getunten Limetten Mustang der vor mir den BMW rasen wollte bei ner roten Ampel am Hamborner Amtsgericht und noch andere raser, Tag der Arbeit bring Wunder <3
Hatte Heute an der Ampel aber einen getunten Limetten Mustang der vor mir den BMW rasen wollte bei ner roten Ampel am Hamborner Amtsgericht und noch andere raser, Tag der Arbeit bring Wunder <3
