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Jambo

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 11:00

indeed you can buy merc S-classes for like £5k.


Would love one to replace current barge, but would cost a FORTUNE to run :|


Siberia

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 10:59

just think can you afford to fix it if it breaks? be carefull.


AK

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 10:49

higher spec'd cars tend to plummit resale wise.... from new.

'cheap' high spec cars anyway.... look at omega's and top of the line vectra's :lol:

If i was on a budget id get the best i could.... should be no question of small/big/new old ;) Budget surely takes running costs into account too.... You may afford to buy a better old car....but can you afford to run it


Adam-D

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:26

as long as the interior is spacious enuff for fun... and is solidly built. and its taxed mot'd
and reliable i dont care
fast one is not important but is a factor

more to the question id go with older higher spec as long as its not a heap
"thats rich coming from me but hey :lol:"


nik

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:25

Always the highest spec possible (good for resale values/demand) but a compromise on age - nothing too old.


3CorsaMeal

posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:23

on a set budget, would you prefer an older but higher spec car or a newer but lower spec one?

i guess most will say better spec