Newest, lowest mileage golf-sized car for £5-6k
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The GF needs a new car, she doesn't really care about speed or handling, just wants something cheap to run which is decently sized and comfortable.
Looked at the mk5 golf which she like but the examples in her budget are a bit higher mileage and older. The whole point of the exercise is to get the newest car she can for the money.
So far Astras are looking good, about 40k miles and 2009 for that money or less.
Any other suggestions?
Cheers
Looked at the mk5 golf which she like but the examples in her budget are a bit higher mileage and older. The whole point of the exercise is to get the newest car she can for the money.
So far Astras are looking good, about 40k miles and 2009 for that money or less.
Any other suggestions?
Cheers
2009 Kia C'eed for 50k on it at the bottom end of the budget?
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4254680.htm
Unlike the Astra, it's still got 4 years of warranty left on it.
You'd probably get a significantly lower mileage one for the top end of the budget, that was just the first suitable one that I found.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4254680.htm
Unlike the Astra, it's still got 4 years of warranty left on it.

You'd probably get a significantly lower mileage one for the top end of the budget, that was just the first suitable one that I found.
Edited by kambites on Friday 5th October 09:42
DaveH23 said:
Fiat 500.
Can get a 08/09 for less than 6K with less than 50K miles on it.
Before anybody jumps in with a 500 is smaller than a golf the OP never stated what MK golf
Fiat Panda - SURELY?!Can get a 08/09 for less than 6K with less than 50K miles on it.
Before anybody jumps in with a 500 is smaller than a golf the OP never stated what MK golf
You can get less than 2 year old Pandas with under 10k on the clocks for £5k
OR Skoda Fabia represent good value and aren't that much smaller than a golf.
Or for novelty purposes you could buy "THE Reasonably Priced Car" AKA the Lacetti HAHA
bigandclever said:
That is serious depreciation!aka_kerrly said:
Or for novelty purposes you could buy "THE Reasonably Priced Car" AKA the Lacetti HAHA
Good call:10k miles, 2 years old, £4300
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/4205675.htm
Cheaper version of a Golf = Leon or Octavia.
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Over budget but a bit older will give more options..
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Over budget but a bit older will give more options..
kambites said:
aka_kerrly said:
OR Skoda Fabia represent good value and aren't that much smaller than a golf.
The Fabia is exactly the same size as the Polo, because it's built on the same floor-pan. It's nowhere near the size of a Golf!If you consider the footprint of a fabia compared with a mk5 Golf it is only 20cm shorter and 15cm narrower, the boot is 50L smaller but still 300L which is only 40L less than a Kia Ceed, and larger than a Hyundai I20.
If it is just newest and nothing else matters:
Hyundai i10 1.2 Classic 5dr 2012
5 Doors, Manual, Hatchback, Petrol, 4,500 miles, Blue, 1 Owner(s), Cloth, Black, Air conditioning, Airbags - driver and front passenger, Airbags - side, Anti-lock brakes (ABS) with EBD, Central locking, ISOfix child seat anchorage, Power assisted steering, USB and Aux connections, Electric front windows, Engine immobiliser, Headlamp levelling, Stereo RDS radio/CD player with MP3, Adjustable head restraints, Body-coloured bumpers, Body-coloured side mouldings, Front door pockets, Front seat back pockets, Height adjustable front seat belts, Split folding rear seats (60/40). £5,995
Hyundai i10 1.2 Classic 5dr 2012
5 Doors, Manual, Hatchback, Petrol, 4,500 miles, Blue, 1 Owner(s), Cloth, Black, Air conditioning, Airbags - driver and front passenger, Airbags - side, Anti-lock brakes (ABS) with EBD, Central locking, ISOfix child seat anchorage, Power assisted steering, USB and Aux connections, Electric front windows, Engine immobiliser, Headlamp levelling, Stereo RDS radio/CD player with MP3, Adjustable head restraints, Body-coloured bumpers, Body-coloured side mouldings, Front door pockets, Front seat back pockets, Height adjustable front seat belts, Split folding rear seats (60/40). £5,995
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Check out Kia Ceed, Rio etc or Hyundai i20/i30.
Oh, c'mon, you know full well the OP would not be referring to the size of a MK1 Golf.