Is a five-year-old Saab 9-3 at 50,000 miles a good buy for £6000?
Do you think a secondhand Saab 9-3 at five or six years old is a good buy at around 50,000 mileage for £6000?
Asked on 16 August 2010 by honest harry
Answered by
Honest John
As long as it isn't a diesel. Don't touch a 1.9 diesel.
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