Fun family car for £2500
Discussion
Got an MG zt and an MG Tf at the minute.
Thinking of selling both, and I'm looking for suggestions of a car that'll be fun, with some power and fit a pram in the boot?
Ideally I'm after something I can look after and polish when I get time.
Budget of £2500
Any suggestions?
Edit: I forgot to mention the car will only cover around 3k mile a year.
Thinking of selling both, and I'm looking for suggestions of a car that'll be fun, with some power and fit a pram in the boot?
Ideally I'm after something I can look after and polish when I get time.
Budget of £2500
Any suggestions?
Edit: I forgot to mention the car will only cover around 3k mile a year.
Eski1991 said:
Petrol Volvo Estate, sorry I know I posted suggesting a diesel on your previous thread but a V70 R AWD is about as much of a fun/practicality compromise as is possible under 3k.
Hmmm don't actually look to bad, look pretty sporty, loads of room and plenty of power.Not many for sale mind.
hora said:
Whats wrong with the ZT?
Nothing really, but the only reason I got it was because I could get really cheap insurance, £170 a year. But the insurance doesn't cover my wife as she isn't 30. So I'd really need to change to a normal policy, and if I do that I might as well have a car I prefer.orangesrule said:
bmw 328/330 touring or saloon?
Even the coupe isn't a bad family car. We have a 330i as a second car, and its got plenty of space in the boot for toddler paraphernalia, and (unlike most saloons I looked at) they have split/fold rear seats. Only awkward thing about it are the longer doors which makes access to the rear a bit tricky in tight parking spaces. But whilst you have a child young enough to be in a pushchair, you can use the wider parent/child spaces in most car parks
stevesuk said:
Even the coupe isn't a bad family car.
We have a 330i as a second car, and its got plenty of space in the boot for toddler paraphernalia, and (unlike most saloons I looked at) they have split/fold rear seats. Only awkward thing about it are the longer doors which makes access to the rear a bit tricky in tight parking spaces. But whilst you have a child young enough to be in a pushchair, you can use the wider parent/child spaces in most car parks
+3 on the E46 suggestion. Saloon or touring. We have a 330i as a second car, and its got plenty of space in the boot for toddler paraphernalia, and (unlike most saloons I looked at) they have split/fold rear seats. Only awkward thing about it are the longer doors which makes access to the rear a bit tricky in tight parking spaces. But whilst you have a child young enough to be in a pushchair, you can use the wider parent/child spaces in most car parks
Just to add to the above, not all have the split rear seats. Ive had a prefacelift 330 saloon and a facelift 325 saloon. The former did not have split/folding rear seats.
ScottJB said:
+3 on the E46 suggestion. Saloon or touring.
Just to add to the above, not all have the split rear seats. Ive had a prefacelift 330 saloon and a facelift 325 saloon. The former did not have split/folding rear seats.
I believe split/fold was standard on the coupe but an option on the saloon.Just to add to the above, not all have the split rear seats. Ive had a prefacelift 330 saloon and a facelift 325 saloon. The former did not have split/folding rear seats.
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