Ford Puma
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Han
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Goes through petrol quite quickly and the insurance is quite steep.
Joe_Fox
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Ok, based on your information I'll probably say no to the Puma but I want a new car. I want something that is fast and fun, stylish and reliable.
Basically I want the moon on a stick but what would you recommend? I'm really stuck. What's going to be the best car I can get?
Basically I want the moon on a stick but what would you recommend? I'm really stuck. What's going to be the best car I can get?
newtonfox
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homer
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He said he wanted a car, not a baked bean tin on wheels........
newtonfox
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But thats all he's willing too pay for :icon_bigg:icon_wink
Steven
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I really did lol. :icon_wink
Durham Fox
El Dude Brother.
First time I have seen someone suugest a French car to somebody asking for soemthing reliable!!
newtonfox
Active Member
Ive got a french car and not had one problem with it thank you very much
muzzysgal
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*Ahem* Aren't you meant to be somewhere
newtonfox
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*Ahem* Aren't you meant to be somewhere
No not yet she's waiting for some tablets that should have been their at 2pm ready for 3pm kick out ,bloody NHS ,she's going to ring me when she got them (saves me waiting around)
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bocadillo
Water Gypsy
I've had nothing other than Citroens for the past 30 years. I've had no greater problems with reliability than anybody with any other make of car.
Han
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If you were female the Puma would be ideal. Just depends whether you could live with the fact that you'll look a bit gay.
fcukcov
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I wouldn’t count on going that fast Joe.
Darth Vodka
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you finally getting rid of the Ford Ka then Joe?
and after spent all those hours respraying the "Sandy's Scissors" off the doors
Macky
Gruntled Member
Yes but we'll all know that you're driving a girls car you big bobnobber
M17TT C
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Go for a 306 D Turbo Joe!!!
Really good fun to drive, the turbo makes up for it being a diesel, cheap to pick up, cheap to insure, engines go on for ages (easily do 200k if serviced regularly) and excellent economics on fuel in comparison to performance.
Depending on your budget, you may want to go for a newer HDi version though.
Really good fun to drive, the turbo makes up for it being a diesel, cheap to pick up, cheap to insure, engines go on for ages (easily do 200k if serviced regularly) and excellent economics on fuel in comparison to performance.
Depending on your budget, you may want to go for a newer HDi version though.
M17TT C
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French cars unreliable??
Peugoet's XUD Diesel engine is still one of the best diesel engines available despite being made in the 80's. If managing in excess of 200k miles is poor reliability, I'd like to know what you consider good reliability. :icon_conf
Durham Fox
El Dude Brother.
Mechanically they are quite sound, electrics are a joke though.
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