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spencer88	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 13:18
	quote: Originally posted by nathy_87 You wont get a low mileage Fabia VRS for £2-3k it will be a shitter. Mine had full service history, 100,000 miles and was £3,000 around 4 years ago.
JM_16v	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 12:05
	A4
kz	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 11:29
	quote: Originally posted by nathy_87 You wont get a low mileage Fabia VRS for £2-3k it will be a shitter. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-54-SKODA-FABIA-1-9-VRS-TDI-5D-129-BHP-DIESEL-/252460523021?hash=item3ac7d1de0d:g:r4EAAOSwNKRXiXmA http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SKODA-FABIA-VRS-TDI-PD-LOW-MILEAGE-57k-BLACK-/322191354013?hash=item4b0419e89d:g:2RYAAOSwRJ9XhrEQ http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Skoda-Fabia-VRS-Low-mileage-Full-service-history-one-previous-owner-/201626470761?hash=item2ef1dfc969:g:hsQAAOSwgY9Xdm8H Octavia vRS is a good shout too, nearly test drove one a few years back but it was sold by the time I got there. Also think the Mondeo ST 220s look good if I was going that route...
ShEp	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 10:11
	a3 sportback around the 54reg mark,
_Allan_	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 09:15
	MK1 LCR
3CorsaMeal	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 08:56
	Corsa B 1.4i CDX Mates mum had one when i was about 15/16yrs, felt really fast sitting in the back of it, she was a bit of a nutter
VegasPhil	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 08:37
	Octavia VRS. Loads of room for all the shit you have to carry round.
nathy_87	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 08:22
	You wont get a low mileage Fabia VRS for £2-3k it will be a shitter.
spencer88	posted on 19th Jul 16 at 07:33
	vRS is an awesome car, loved mine, but it was always wanting for something. Ate brakes. Ate tyres. Ate bushes. Ate clutches (although that could be due to the remap). Ate drop links - I was replacing them every 2 months. But would happily see 60mpg and gives amazing performance. Through the gears it's hard to beat.
kz	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 21:52
	Problem is the missus doesn't want anything too big (for her) I test drove a Golf GTI Mk5 last year and she said that was too big for her... not sure she'd go for a saloon. I reckon the Megane would probably be too big tbh. Kind of fancying a vRS today, my mates had one for over 10 years, bought it brand new! He loves it (obviously)
Ben G	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 21:23
	His one has over 100k but looks great and seems quite reliable. Think he paid £2500 for it. It's an s-line also.
Corsa_Sport21	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 20:54
	Ive just bought a 2006 Mazda 3 Sport. 2.0 petrol 150bhp same engine as in the Fiesta ST. Drives nice and looks ok with the sport kit etc. Ben makes a valid point though. Id personally want an S-Line though which arent peanuts for a decent 1 that dosnt have high miles like Nics Golf R.
Corsa_Sport21	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 20:51
	quote: Originally posted by Nic Barnes Probably better to look towards a decent saloon car rather than a hatch back? Saloons dont have as big an opening boot as a hatchback so can be harder getting pram etc in.
Ben G	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 20:35
	Ignore all, get a decent German estate. My mate bought a nice 1.8t audi a4 avant for peanuts. 2004 model. Looks like it would do the job fine and at least has some form of performance.
Nic Barnes	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 20:32
	Probably better to look towards a decent saloon car rather than a hatch back?
kz	posted on 18th Jul 16 at 20:14
	Got one of those tiny humans being delivered in October so guess we should chop in the KA for a 5 door, much as I hate them. Probably got about £2,000-3,000 to spend... but the cheaper the better. Missus is quite fussy on mileage, whereas I couldn't give a damn; reckon I could push it to 80k max. In the poll are the possibilities I came across on ye olde AutoTrader. Would <3 to hear advice on any people have tried out :cool: