RE: [doc] Best car ?

[John Tien <johntien99@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

How about a Nissan Figaro at that sort of price? But I
suppose it's only a car for people who don't mind to
have an Automatic Trasmission :P

--- Claire Usher <claire.usher@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Mmmm........5 grand........I've always loved the
> Fiat Coupe and they are
> really good value these days.  If I had to buy a
> city car, I'd probably get
> a Smart (Pulse or Passion spec) as I drove one that
> we had as a px at
> Renault and it was such a laugh to drive and really
> nippy.  Plus, if you get
> bored of the colour, you just go to your local
> Mercedes dealer or contact
> someone else who wants to swap panels in the Smart
> OC.  If you are looking
> for a family waggon then you could go for a small
> mpv like the Renault
> Scenic - you might even get the common rail diesel
> (1.9dCi) version in your
> budget or a Vauxhall Zafira - although the black
> interior on the Zafira and
> lack of a sunroof can make them a bit like a tomb
> inside.  I also pass a
> really nice car that is for sale on someone's
> driveway each day on my way to
> work.  It's a facelift Citroen Xantia 2.0HDi in a
> lovely shade of metallic
> red.  Looks like a nice spec and it's a really
> cracking looking car and it's
> on offer for only £2500.
> And if you want a real bargain, check out your local
> MG/Rover agent!  But if
> you want bomb proof reliability and something that
> does exactly what it says
> on the tin, then get a Japanese car.  Japanese
> manufacturers are often top
> of the pile in reliability and customer satisfaction
> surveys.  A Toyota
> Corolla or a Toyota Avensis won't necessarily set
> your heart on fire, but it
> won't let you down either.
> 
> Claire (10 years in motor trade and now working in
> Aftersales at SAAB)
> #2292 & Vauxhall Cavalier with 4 nice new tyres  :o)
> DOC171


            
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