Buying a family friendly diesel estate for £6000
We are looking to buy a family diesel estate for around £6000. We are not rich people so reliability, practicality and fuel economy is very important; however, we do want prestige and all the things you get with the top of the range cars.
Is it better to go for a slightly older BMW or Mercedes-Benz. Or should we buy a lower mileage Peugeot 407, Mazda 6 or Ford Mondeo?
Is it better to go for a slightly older BMW or Mercedes-Benz. Or should we buy a lower mileage Peugeot 407, Mazda 6 or Ford Mondeo?
Asked on 24 June 2013 by Just J

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