Diesel Hatchback?
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£2500 Budget...
Any other suggestions other than these, anyone had any of these cars?
I will be 18 when I get one of these cars, so no more than a 1.9, got quoted at £1300 on a Seat Leon 1.9 TDI
Ford Fiesta 1.6 TDCI
Fiat Punto 1.9 MultiJet Diesel
Renault Clio 1.5dci 106 BHP
Seat Leon 1.9 TDI 2006+
Vauxhall Corsa 1.7 CDTI 2006+
Volkswagen Golf 2004+ 1.9 TDI
Alfa Romeo 147 1.9 JTD
Any other suggestions other than these, anyone had any of these cars?
I will be 18 when I get one of these cars, so no more than a 1.9, got quoted at £1300 on a Seat Leon 1.9 TDI
Ford Fiesta 1.6 TDCI
Fiat Punto 1.9 MultiJet Diesel
Renault Clio 1.5dci 106 BHP
Seat Leon 1.9 TDI 2006+
Vauxhall Corsa 1.7 CDTI 2006+
Volkswagen Golf 2004+ 1.9 TDI
Alfa Romeo 147 1.9 JTD
Edited by Memorise97 on Wednesday 26th November 04:06
279 said:
Something with the pd vag engine, so most likely seat leon.
And before you moan that they look old you have to realize that quite literally everyone and their mum wants a cheap, modern diesel hatchback and that 2500 isn't much money when looking for reliable cars in a market segment with a lot of buyers.
Its also worth noting that 04 onwards pretty much only will get you an early design common rail diesel that will have quite a high likelihood of dropping expensive bills.
Long story short, with only 2500 quid and the requirement of being a diesel you need to put reliability first and image somewhere near the bottom of your list of priorities.
What about the 2006 model Seat Leon, priced at 2500-3000And before you moan that they look old you have to realize that quite literally everyone and their mum wants a cheap, modern diesel hatchback and that 2500 isn't much money when looking for reliable cars in a market segment with a lot of buyers.
Its also worth noting that 04 onwards pretty much only will get you an early design common rail diesel that will have quite a high likelihood of dropping expensive bills.
Long story short, with only 2500 quid and the requirement of being a diesel you need to put reliability first and image somewhere near the bottom of your list of priorities.
BritishRacinGrin said:
I was wasn't I?
I'm leaving myself with scope for decreasing subtleness which can be deployed during the course of the next 52 threads the OP will post in the next 7 months before he actually does anything (or decides to keep his Corsa).
I don't know where you can go from quadruple 'f
k'.
Boring ...I'm leaving myself with scope for decreasing subtleness which can be deployed during the course of the next 52 threads the OP will post in the next 7 months before he actually does anything (or decides to keep his Corsa).
I don't know where you can go from quadruple 'f
k'. Got a quote of £1300 on a Seat Leon 2006 1.9 TDI
itcaptainslow said:
Have the schools kicked out early for Christmas or something?
OP, in the goodness knows how many other threads you've posted (someone has kindly done what I couldn't be bothered to do and list them!) on very similar subject grounds, you've received the advice you should need. Which you've chosen to ignore, which is fine. What is pissing people off is you returning to ask the same question, over and over, starting a new thread each time.
To quote "It gets boring".
With that, to quote, "Aahm ooot".
Haven't spoke about most of these cars which I have posted on my original post of this topic.OP, in the goodness knows how many other threads you've posted (someone has kindly done what I couldn't be bothered to do and list them!) on very similar subject grounds, you've received the advice you should need. Which you've chosen to ignore, which is fine. What is pissing people off is you returning to ask the same question, over and over, starting a new thread each time.
To quote "It gets boring".
With that, to quote, "Aahm ooot".
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