Hatchback recommendations
The mother in law needs a new car and I'm looking for recommendations
The budget is about €10k
It has to be
- hatchback
- automatic
- 2009 or newer
My current thoughts are
- vw golf
- vw polo
- fiat 500
- Peugeot 308
Looking forward to a few more suggestions please [emoji1]
RE: Hatchback recommendations
I know its a bit over budget
http://www.carzone.ie/used-cars/volkswagen/golf/used-2008-volkswagen-golf-1-9-tdi-kerry-fpa-131414219117903360
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Originally Posted by Dave
I know its a bit over budget
http://www.carzone.ie/used-cars/volkswagen/golf/used-2008-volkswagen-golf-1-9-tdi-kerry-fpa-131414219117903360
A good start thanks, keep them coming
RE: Hatchback recommendations
Oh, I have another suggestion, a colleague of mine is going to be selling her 2008 mini one. She bought it new, it has 17,500 miles on it, full bmw service history. Manual though.
RE: Hatchback recommendations
Daysul or petrol ? http://cars.donedeal.ie/view/8938672
Hatchback recommendations
It has to be an auto as their driveway's steep but the type of juice doesn't matter
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Cool, seen that about the box just threw up a model for an idea you do the hunt [emoji1]
Mazda 3 is a nice car
Hatchback recommendations
Here's a couple I found
http://cars.donedeal.ie/view/8824557
http://cars.donedeal.ie/view/8680530
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500's suprisingly cheap thought they would be a little more looks to be good value
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Originally Posted by Gar
500's suprisingly cheap thought they would be a little more looks to be good value
I was surprised by that too. Our little girl LOVES them and wants one (with pink bonnet stripes - she's 2!) so if grandma got one she'd be delirious!!!
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Thats as good a reason as any to buy it so john [emoji1]
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Originally Posted by Gar
Thats as good a reason as any to buy it so john [emoji1]
Sure she dictates about half our purchases, she was trying to get me to buy a porsche 911 996 cabrio on Sunday as the roof disappears in the back!!
RE: Hatchback recommendations
The auld pair have a Mazda 3 at the moment, it's been faultless for the 3 years they have it. They were thinking of changing to an auto and when looking for them the susuki swift kept cropping up. Japanese reliability, easy to get in and out of,doesn't look bad either, seemed to tick all the boxes.
There are a few specialist auto dealers (on Carzone) that have low milage well specced autos for sale that should fit the bill.
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Think I saw something about those 500's having difficulty on steep inclines, not sure if it was a recall.
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Some of the newer seat Leon's are very good value and the later ones were loaded with extras to help sales.
Golf is always going to tick most of the boxes
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Originally Posted by sphession
Think I saw something about those 500's having difficulty on steep inclines, not sure if it was a recall.
The autobox in the 500s was described as a sewing machine to me recently so that's off the list
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Originally Posted by DreamcarAl
Some of the newer seat Leon's are very good value and the later ones were loaded with extras to help sales.
Golf is always going to tick most of the boxes
My Mrs reckons the Leon is the way to go after driving one in Spain a few years back. The Golf is the default choice but they're mad money even for high milers
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Whats wrong with a 1 series???:huh:
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Originally Posted by DoktorB
Whats wrong with a 1 series???:huh:
That's one of 3 cars she's currently looking at. The big prob seems to be there's not many automatic ones about.
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