- 23 Oct 13, 13:15#377378
1, the less than 3 years old is not nessesary. The quality of cars today means that you can buy a five year old car that looks and drives pretty damned near as new.
2, 30k miles??? you can buy a cheap bottom Hyundai and drive them reliably with minimal service (a change of brake pads and 8 oil and two oil filter changes) to 100k miles, so if you loosened this to say under 50k, I'm sure you could find a lot of Audi and BMW examples on your list that with proper maintenance will get to you 175k miles.
LRW wrote:Budget: £15K (cash)See your list would get very full of quality vehicles if you chose to loosen up two of the requirements.
requirements:
- less than 3 years old
- family sized (estate, or big saloon)
- less than 30k miles.
- Something that isnt a dull, boring, ugly rep-mobile.
I have a couple of cars in mind, but its all about running costs.
1, the less than 3 years old is not nessesary. The quality of cars today means that you can buy a five year old car that looks and drives pretty damned near as new.
2, 30k miles??? you can buy a cheap bottom Hyundai and drive them reliably with minimal service (a change of brake pads and 8 oil and two oil filter changes) to 100k miles, so if you loosened this to say under 50k, I'm sure you could find a lot of Audi and BMW examples on your list that with proper maintenance will get to you 175k miles.
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