Which used automatic for £7000?
I am looking to but a used automatic hatch-back car in the range of £5000-7000 for my small family of three. I have few options in my mind as listed below. Would you please help me decide?
Options in my mind are:
Hyundai I30 (2009 model)
Kia Ceed (2010 Model as it comes with 7 years of warranty)
Toyota Auris (2009 Model)
BMW 1 Series (2005/6 model fits in my budget)
Honda Jazz (is I-SHIFT really a problem even after firmware upgrade?)
Would you also suggest any other options that are not in above list?
Options in my mind are:
Hyundai I30 (2009 model)
Kia Ceed (2010 Model as it comes with 7 years of warranty)
Toyota Auris (2009 Model)
BMW 1 Series (2005/6 model fits in my budget)
Honda Jazz (is I-SHIFT really a problem even after firmware upgrade?)
Would you also suggest any other options that are not in above list?
Asked on 20 March 2013 by pglondon

I would go for the KIA cee'd 1.6 auto or Hyundai i30 1.6 auto. You might even find a station wagon. Not the Jazz i-shift. The problem is fundamental. Clutches and actuators wear out. The Auris has the same type of automated manual. The 1-Series is a bit cramped.
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