Jose+ 10:52 Sun Oct 15
Family Car Advice
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What's the best value family car to be looking at in the used market.
Room for two little shifts and all the crap a family needs to carry around for poxy British holidays.
Not fussy, as cheap as possible, reliable and cheap to run.
Thanks.
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Far Cough
1:26 Mon Oct 16
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Reliant Regal
If it's good enough for Delboy and Rodney, it's good enough for anyone.
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iphammer
11:53 Mon Oct 16
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Honda CRV
Skoda Octavia
hyundai Tuscan
Or get yourself a crew cab van and convert it into a camper
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joyo
11:48 Mon Oct 16
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goose is selling his fiat 500,only has reverse gears
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,
11:44 Mon Oct 16
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Finally consider buying the smallest car you can with roof rails and get yourself a 2nd hand top box for the holidays. Has always worked for me.
And then remember to remove the roof box or simply let the height barrier at the council tip do it for you.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
11:41 Mon Oct 16
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Nice to see you + Son,
Hyundai are a good shout, my boys partner uses one for the family.
I would shout out the Peugeot 2008 as well, nice square flat boot space, no lip.
Finally consider buying the smallest car you can with roof rails and get yourself a 2nd hand top box for the holidays. Has always worked for me.
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SecondOpinion
9:14 Mon Oct 16
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I have a Vauxhall Astra petrol estate auto on a 2006 plate which is great for the dog, kids, shopping, taking crap to the dump etc and cost me about £1600 three years ago.
Does everything I need and it gets a clean once a year
It's not for sale though
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joe royal
3:13 Mon Oct 16
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I hired a Hyundai i30 a few years ago, that ticks every box for you, 2011 plates are about 3k
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riosleftsock
11:58 Sun Oct 15
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Debs is correct, the Hyundais are excellent. Especially their small cars. The bigger ones have been used for taxis a lot. If you can get an SUV Hyundai, that may be your best bet
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Darlo Debs
11:49 Sun Oct 15
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Isn't the 2nd hand car market quite inflated atm?
.Have a Hyundai which hasn't let me me down yet. However its more of a town car which I.bought for my work needs. .I reckon the next one up powerwise should be quite decent. Not sure what price you'd expect to.pay but deffo.go.for a 1.2 if you need it for trips and long journeys. They are economical
to.run as well and insure..
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Vexed
11:44 Sun Oct 15
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Blimey, there's an old school WHOer
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Jose+
10:59 Sun Oct 15
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Doesn't need to be ULEZ.
No preference re: Fuel.
Looking under £5k. Can't stand all the PCP stuff, just need a runaround but want some good value and good size.
I can appreciate a beautiful motor but don't need one for tip runs and kids pressing biscuits into the ashtray.
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riosleftsock
10:58 Sun Oct 15
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Probably best to look at Frog or korean diesels, or if the budget will stretch go for a jap petrol.
Don't buy anything that has been used as a taxi or owned by asians or africans.
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iphammer
10:54 Sun Oct 15
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Does it need to be ULEZ-compliant?
Diesel or Petrol ?
Maximum budget?
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