Most expensive looking car for £1k?
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I think some of this stuff shouldn't count as its cheap becuase its utterly ****ed. The X-Type for example, even they are not down to £995 yet. So we should restrict this to genuinely decent £1k cars you'd be happy to buy not cars that happen to be advertised for £1k.
If that makes sense
If that makes sense
Fox- said:
I think some of this stuff shouldn't count as its cheap becuase its utterly ****ed. The X-Type for example, even they are not down to £995 yet. So we should restrict this to genuinely decent £1k cars you'd be happy to buy not cars that happen to be advertised for £1k.
If that makes sense
Why? Several x types on eBay under a grand. Full valet, private plate, looks a 5 grand car straight away. If that makes sense
911p said:
Following on from the 'Expensive looking normal cars?' thread, many missed the point a little, posting used cars; "you can buy this for £5k but it looks £50k" etc. So here's a challenge which you can browse the classifieds for.
What's the most expensive looking car you can buy for under a grand? Here's my best offering.
E46 323i - £1,000
Over to you...
That rear door doesn't look rightWhat's the most expensive looking car you can buy for under a grand? Here's my best offering.
E46 323i - £1,000
Over to you...
I have posted this car before, but it looks lovely for a grand
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/bmw-...
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/bmw-...
Mr2Mike said:
Because an X type for a grand will cost you a lot more than that by the time you have fixed all the problems.
Like what?Only common probs i can think of with FWD petrol models (im assuming at 995 these wont be AWD or Diesel models) is their ability to eat O2 Sensors (bout £70 from jag), heater control panel packin up (bout £50 off ebay) and occasional signs of rust along sills.
charliedaker said:
Like what?
Only common probs i can think of with FWD petrol models (im assuming at 995 these wont be AWD or Diesel models) is their ability to eat O2 Sensors (bout £70 from jag), heater control panel packin up (bout £50 off ebay) and occasional signs of rust along sills.
He is thinking about uncommon problems caused by the ownership style of a 1k X Type owner.Only common probs i can think of with FWD petrol models (im assuming at 995 these wont be AWD or Diesel models) is their ability to eat O2 Sensors (bout £70 from jag), heater control panel packin up (bout £50 off ebay) and occasional signs of rust along sills.
jbi said:
Number plate aside that could easily pass as a £40k chelsea tractor. An old BMW or jag won't fool anyone.
SuperHangOn said:
Number plate aside that could easily pass as a £40k chelsea tractor. An old BMW or jag won't fool anyone.
It came with a private plate, and out in the real world you have to be a real anorak to know it is a pre facelift with amber indicators so that means it is an old cheap one
SuperHangOn said:
jbi said:
Number plate aside that could easily pass as a £40k chelsea tractor. An old BMW or jag won't fool anyone.
) they are surprised how nice it is. And all the toys.SuperHangOn said:
jbi said:
Number plate aside that could easily pass as a £40k chelsea tractor. An old BMW or jag won't fool anyone.
carlingofblack said:
I think that a decent E38 still looks very classy for not much cash, and that 166 has got to be worth a punt for less than £1000. The only thing that I'mnot convinced about on an otherwise beautiful design is the front which looks pinched.
I agree, the front of a 166 is horrid.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff