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Buying a reliable and economical car
I am retiring in a few weeks and want to change my car. I currently own a Volkswagen Passat diesel, but want something completely different after a run of horrific repair bills.
I need something reasonably roomy for two people and one medium size dog. I am also looking for reliability, coupled with reasonable running costs. My budget is £15,000 what would you suggest?
I need something reasonably roomy for two people and one medium size dog. I am also looking for reliability, coupled with reasonable running costs. My budget is £15,000 what would you suggest?
Asked on 30 June 2013 by d. Beddow
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Honest John
Hyundai i30 or KIA Cee'd. Five or seven year warranty and few things go wrong.
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