Relative reliability
Discussion
I have only had a couple of cars in 20 odd years that have actually been unreliable, one was a fiat, the other a mercedes.
I am looking to obtain a winter hack this year, for less than 3k if I can. I'm torn between things like 8-10 year old subarus, or 4-6 year old euroboxes (citroens/renaults etc).
I am reasoning that the older japanese motors may still be more reliable than the newer frenchies, plus add things like AWD to the menu, whilst the europeans are probably going to be cheaper to fuel and insure and so to run unless they break.
So WILL a 10 year old subaru, be more dependable than a 5 year old french oil burner.
I am looking to obtain a winter hack this year, for less than 3k if I can. I'm torn between things like 8-10 year old subarus, or 4-6 year old euroboxes (citroens/renaults etc).
I am reasoning that the older japanese motors may still be more reliable than the newer frenchies, plus add things like AWD to the menu, whilst the europeans are probably going to be cheaper to fuel and insure and so to run unless they break.
So WILL a 10 year old subaru, be more dependable than a 5 year old french oil burner.
sawman said:
I am looking to obtain a winter hack this year, for less than 3k if I can.
Bloody hell, that's my budget for my nice car, if I wanted a winter hack my budget would be £300! 
Well, I've just picked up a lovely 51 plate Skoda Octavia Vrs for £2,500. Would that be good for you? Worth considering?
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
sawman said:
I am looking to obtain a winter hack this year, for less than 3k if I can.
Bloody hell, that's my budget for my nice car, if I wanted a winter hack my budget would be £300! 
Well, I've just picked up a lovely 51 plate Skoda Octavia Vrs for £2,500. Would that be good for you? Worth considering?
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