A pious hatchback coupé for lb1000 next to a cheap insurance for babyish relatives?
I've been looking at so many cars and I really don't feel I've found one really worht the money
I'm looking for a car that's not old
All I enjoy seen is a Rover Metro and Peugeot 205/306 and some others but some of these car are still too antiquated
I just really want some good suggestion, thanks :)
Answers:
It depends on what you want, your age and how long you have been driving.
If you are especially young i.e. under 20 I'd recommend a small motor such as a 106 or Ford Fiesta, anything in that class will do. Don't expect cheap insurance on any car though. My first one be a H reg Ford Fiesta 1.1 popular plus at the age of 18 in 2000. The car be cheap and cheerful, in a very low insurance group but still cost me more than lb900 to insure!
I've gone a couple of links for you to have a look at in sources. Source(s): http://www.autotrader.co.uk/EDITORIAL/ca…
http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/bangerno…
Ford Ka all the method! they are cheap on petrol and cheap to insure and tax. Also very unforced to use for a new driver as you can see so much out of the back skylight, easier reverse parking!!
you should pick one up for under lb1000 although the more you pay the better the motor so dont settle for the cheapest you find.
the only negative of Ka's are the are prone to rust, however as the parts are so adjectives they are alot cheaper than say a touota, nissan or honda which you will find a lot more expensive to fix if something go wrong Source(s): Ka owner for 3 years
Good and cheap insurance don't go together for youngsters!
As a rule of thumb dance for the smallest engine you can find.
Anything like a Golf GTI will be uninsurable!
I'd conceivably go for a corsa. You might be lucky to get a Corsa C for a noble. I had a 1.0L 3 cylinder and upgraded to a 1.2 SXI and the insurance only cost me lb12.50 more.
You procure around 75BHP which ain't bad for the insurance group.
Be wary of a dodgy gear linkage, rattly steering column, split CV boots and rattly timing fasten.
They have there fault but as there is so many you can pick one up on the cheapish! Source(s): Ex-corsa owner and long time researcher of cheap small cars.
Related Questions:
I'm looking for a car that's not old
All I enjoy seen is a Rover Metro and Peugeot 205/306 and some others but some of these car are still too antiquated
I just really want some good suggestion, thanks :)
Answers:
It depends on what you want, your age and how long you have been driving.
If you are especially young i.e. under 20 I'd recommend a small motor such as a 106 or Ford Fiesta, anything in that class will do. Don't expect cheap insurance on any car though. My first one be a H reg Ford Fiesta 1.1 popular plus at the age of 18 in 2000. The car be cheap and cheerful, in a very low insurance group but still cost me more than lb900 to insure!
I've gone a couple of links for you to have a look at in sources. Source(s): http://www.autotrader.co.uk/EDITORIAL/ca…
http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/bangerno…
Ford Ka all the method! they are cheap on petrol and cheap to insure and tax. Also very unforced to use for a new driver as you can see so much out of the back skylight, easier reverse parking!!
you should pick one up for under lb1000 although the more you pay the better the motor so dont settle for the cheapest you find.
the only negative of Ka's are the are prone to rust, however as the parts are so adjectives they are alot cheaper than say a touota, nissan or honda which you will find a lot more expensive to fix if something go wrong Source(s): Ka owner for 3 years
Good and cheap insurance don't go together for youngsters!
As a rule of thumb dance for the smallest engine you can find.
Anything like a Golf GTI will be uninsurable!
I'd conceivably go for a corsa. You might be lucky to get a Corsa C for a noble. I had a 1.0L 3 cylinder and upgraded to a 1.2 SXI and the insurance only cost me lb12.50 more.
You procure around 75BHP which ain't bad for the insurance group.
Be wary of a dodgy gear linkage, rattly steering column, split CV boots and rattly timing fasten.
They have there fault but as there is so many you can pick one up on the cheapish! Source(s): Ex-corsa owner and long time researcher of cheap small cars.
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