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Palace Passion Bromley, South London 13 Mar 15 11.24pm | |
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No I'm not advertising a job to be the next top gear presenter. I was just wondering if anyone could advise me? I have a 3 door Corsa and a young baby. Its very awkward getting my daughters baby seat in and out of the tight little space so I am looking for a bigger family size 5 door car no older then 2005, good mileage, less then £2000 and to be economical in fuel usage, reliable etc. I have been looking at Citroen Picasso's and Renault Scenics both in diesel so far. Can anyone advise or recommend the type of motor I'm looking for?
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ParchmoreEagle Belair 14 Mar 15 6.06am | |
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Five door hatches are good.
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Casual Orpington 14 Mar 15 6.45am | |
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You've got a 3 door corsa? I'm assuming that you are a 17 year old girl, therefore probably a bit young to have a kid.
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Midlands Eagle 14 Mar 15 6.52am | |
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Quote Casual at 14 Mar 2015 6.45am
You've got a 3 door corsa? I'm assuming that you are a 17 year old girl, therefore probably a bit young to have a kid. Oh dear PP, you've just been insulted by white van man
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d7phil Beckenham 14 Mar 15 8.10am | |
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When we upgraded when we had kids everyone said to us you can't go wrong with Ford or Far Eastern makes (reliable and relatively cheap repairs ) we got a Mazda 3 which has been ok. Had a Renault before and guy at garage advised not to go for a French make again
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Squidgeedee Maidstone 14 Mar 15 8.20am | |
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Quote d7phil at 14 Mar 2015 8.10am
When we upgraded when we had kids everyone said to us you can't go wrong with Ford or Far Eastern makes (reliable and relatively cheap repairs ) we got a Mazda 3 which has been ok. Had a Renault before and guy at garage advised not to go for a French make again
Have always had ford cars and vans and they all have been pretty good with nothing major going wrong.
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timmyb Banstead 14 Mar 15 8.23am | |
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Quote Palace Passion at 13 Mar 2015 11.24pm
No I'm not advertising a job to be the next top gear presenter. I was just wondering if anyone could advise me? I have a 3 door Corsa and a young baby. Its very awkward getting my daughters baby seat in and out of the tight little space so I am looking for a bigger family size 5 door car no older then 2005, good mileage, less then £2000 and to be economical in fuel usage, reliable etc. I have been looking at Citroen Picasso's and Renault Scenics both in diesel so far. Can anyone advise or recommend the type of motor I'm looking for? Our Picasso was the ugliest car I ever owned, but... ..seats for 3 full size kids seats in the back Was a good family car in the shape of a cheese wedge conker. You can probably pick one up quite cheap. All the best fot your new delivery
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Casual Orpington 14 Mar 15 8.25am | |
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Quote Ian J at 14 Mar 2015 6.52am
Quote Casual at 14 Mar 2015 6.45am
You've got a 3 door corsa? I'm assuming that you are a 17 year old girl, therefore probably a bit young to have a kid. Oh dear PP, you've just been insulted by white van man
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tom_woking Woking 14 Mar 15 9.00am | |
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VW Passat or Bora. Toyota avensis. Skoda Octavia, Honda Accord. might have to go a bit higher mileage than you want with 2 grand. Good luck
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Lucas Oliver Miles away 14 Mar 15 9.25am | |
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get yourself on the autotrader website or app and then just type in your preferences on the filters. this will give you a rough idea of what you want to be looking at.took me less than a minute to find a nice 5 door fiat 34k on clock 5 dr diesel in sw16 for £1999 which fits most of your criteria. .
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Pussay Patrol 14 Mar 15 9.34am | |
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Avoid French cars like the plague, they are designed to conk out around 70k miles, then the parts are quite expensive to replace
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jamiemartin721 Reading 14 Mar 15 9.43am | |
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Quote Squidgeedee at 14 Mar 2015 8.20am
Quote d7phil at 14 Mar 2015 8.10am
When we upgraded when we had kids everyone said to us you can't go wrong with Ford or Far Eastern makes (reliable and relatively cheap repairs ) we got a Mazda 3 which has been ok. Had a Renault before and guy at garage advised not to go for a French make again
Have always had ford cars and vans and they all have been pretty good with nothing major going wrong. Citron make brilliant, diesels - the milage is legendary - My old Citron ZX even after being a rolling write off was getting 60 mpg in traffic, without any servicing or work on it.
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