What shed car?
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Don't know much about cheap sheds but I'll be looking to get one very soon. It'll be my rag around for most of the winter as I'll only use my Mini in good conditions after the amount of money I've spent on it.
I say budget of £600 cheap to insure and good in s
tty conditions. But I really have no clue what is good and what is a todger.
Can anyone recommend me a decent winter shed?
I'll be buying the back end of September or start of October if I can find one.
Thanks guys.
Please don't say MX5, I'm already looking for one but it's not for me it's for a mate.
I say budget of £600 cheap to insure and good in s
tty conditions. But I really have no clue what is good and what is a todger. Can anyone recommend me a decent winter shed?

I'll be buying the back end of September or start of October if I can find one.
Thanks guys.
Please don't say MX5, I'm already looking for one but it's not for me it's for a mate.
mgmrw said:
well I had same problem last winter, so:
3series.... cheap, reliable, and stick some good tyres on you'll be fine.
derv pug or derv s
troen
astra. focus. escort
Small stuff attracts a premium, so may as well have a 406HDI for that money
BMW 3 series too much in insure for short term because I'm just 20. 3series.... cheap, reliable, and stick some good tyres on you'll be fine.
derv pug or derv s
troenastra. focus. escort
Small stuff attracts a premium, so may as well have a 406HDI for that money
Didn't really want a french car as a shed for obvious reasons... the focus doesn't sound bad though. I got plenty of time but I just wanted to get some ideas in.
A4 TDI? This is literally the very bottom of the market but if you can stretch a few quid you'll get a decent one. I know a few who've bought these as stopgaps and just never got rid! 50mpg or more, nice ride, decent-looking and a very competent cruiser.
Though the guy selling this one is a complete and utter tool, clearly
Though the guy selling this one is a complete and utter tool, clearly

McSam said:
A4 TDI? This is literally the very bottom of the market but if you can stretch a few quid you'll get a decent one. I know a few who've bought these as stopgaps and just never got rid! 55mpg, nice ride, decent-looking and a very competent cruiser.
Though the guy selling this one is a complete and utter tool, clearly
That isn't bad but any clues and what the insurance may be on something like that? Though the guy selling this one is a complete and utter tool, clearly

I'd be selling it come Feb so don't want to pay millions.
- Insurance for that Audi..... £1500!

Edited by PSBuckshot on Wednesday 24th August 10:01
PSBuckshot said:
BMW 3 series too much in insure for short term because I'm just 20.
Didn't really want a french car as a shed for obvious reasons... the focus doesn't sound bad though. I got plenty of time but I just wanted to get some ideas in.
Obvious reasons?Didn't really want a french car as a shed for obvious reasons... the focus doesn't sound bad though. I got plenty of time but I just wanted to get some ideas in.
You're buying a snotter. you get faults with everything mate
At that money I'd avoid most diesels tbh
PSBuckshot said:
That isn't bad but any clues and what the insurance may be on something like that?
I'd be selling it come Feb so don't want to pay millions.
I'd be selling it come Feb so don't want to pay millions.
- Insurance for that Audi..... £1500!


Mate, you must be doing something wrong, as I'm 19 with a twelve grand claim against me and my 2.6 A4 costs me less than that! I went for the 1.9TDI because I can insure them for about £800, sorry..
I'm not that sorry

PSBuckshot said:
Yes, French are well known for making cars that never breakdown oh wait that's not right.
They don't have the best reputation! I'd like something that would work for sure otherwise I may as well use the Mini.
Reputation means nowt.They don't have the best reputation! I'd like something that would work for sure otherwise I may as well use the Mini.
On £600, pug 406HDI. If it goes wrong it won't be owt major.
Know of more ford/vaux/merc/audi been condemmed easier
McSam said:
rofl:
Mate, you must be doing something wrong, as I'm 19 with a twelve grand claim against me and my 2.6 A4 costs me less than that! I went for the 1.9TDI because I can insure them for about £800, sorry..
I'm not that sorry
Hmm... Mate, you must be doing something wrong, as I'm 19 with a twelve grand claim against me and my 2.6 A4 costs me less than that! I went for the 1.9TDI because I can insure them for about £800, sorry..
I'm not that sorry

Maybe I live in a dodgy area

I have 2 years no claims as well.
PSBuckshot said:
Hmm...
Maybe I live in a dodgy area
I have 2 years no claims as well.
I do have 2 years' no claims by now, but still reckon myself to be quite high risk so it's surprising. Just ran a quote and got £808 for that car. Maybe I live in a dodgy area

I have 2 years no claims as well.
As for your postcode, this is pretty handy!
I would dispute that "all sheds will cause you problems". I bought my A4 for £950, sailed through two MOTs and all I've done is oil and filter change, fuel filter and spark plugs because I thought it was about time, and the thermostat. She's never failed me once

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