Large family car recommendations

[PeteinSQ]

journeymanpro said:

Last legs because of an abs sensor? There's a reason superbs a prevalent as taxi and private hire.

Depends on the cost to repair really. Obviously with that kind of mileage it’s worth next to nothing.

Ours is actually an ex private hire car (my father is a private hire driver) and has been scrupulously looked after.

[Chicken Chaser]

PeteinSQ said:

journeymanpro said:

Last legs because of an abs sensor? There's a reason superbs a prevalent as taxi and private hire.

Depends on the cost to repair really. Obviously with that kind of mileage it’s worth next to nothing.

Ours is actually an ex private hire car (my father is a private hire driver) and has been scrupulously looked after.

Most VAG diesels seem happy to push over 200k it's just everything else that wears around them. At that mileage the thing must be like driving a blacmange!

[Welshbeef]

Chicken Chaser said:

Most VAG diesels seem happy to push over 200k it's just everything else that wears around them. At that mileage the thing must be like driving a blacmange!

To be fair i think today and maybe the last decade any car from new provided it’s serviced properly will easily do 200k

[ZX10R NIN]

Most modern cars will do over 200k if looked after properly, it's how many suspension refreshes & components around the engine you'll have to replace in that 200k that'll make the difference as to whether it's worth running the car for that long.

OP I still say the Mondeo ticks all the boxes in either diesel or petrol form you'll get more choice with the former but make sure it's a 2015+ as you could end up being in the ULEZ if the extension goes ahead:

In diesel form this one would be my pick:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

So OP have any of the suggestions working for you?