Recommend a Car

[Tuearts right boot]

Mini Cooper S

Not a lot of storage though, as you would guess.

 

[crooky]

This matches all your criteria.

 

[dickie davies]

I convinced the company i work for to get me a fully maintained used lease car from these people and they have been bob on

Best Used Car Leasing Deals | Car Leasing

View the range of used car lease with the best deals on 18, 24, 36, and 48 month contracts for both personal and business use...

www.carleasing.co.uk

 

[1961_vintage]

I convinced the company i work for to get me a fully maintained used lease car from these people and they have been bob on

Best Used Car Leasing Deals | Car Leasing

View the range of used car lease with the best deals on 18, 24, 36, and 48 month contracts for both personal and business use...

www.carleasing.co.uk

The recent idea of leasing a used car looks like an interesting option.

 

[dickie davies]

The recent idea of leasing a used car looks like an interesting option.

Really has worked well
All services, tyres, road fund and MOT included, plus if anything goes wrong, its covered
And I get to drive a better quality car than if the company got me a new one

 

[Lemon7277]

Kia Sportage

We're onto our 4th now,outstanding cars and with high spec

Me and the Mrs both have a GT LINE spec

 

[Skr1975]

Skoda Octavia - nowt too fancy , comfy reliable with loads of space int’ boot

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

I'm looking for a new (used) car to buy or lease with the following factors:

• Family car so lots of storage.
• Decent power for overtaking.
• Reliable - not a money pit.
• Enjoyable to drive.

I'm a reputable chap in the local area so I can't be seen in an Audi, BMW or other wankermobile.

I don't know a huge amount about cars. I've been driving a battered old Mondeo for years. I really like it so I would consider a newer one or something that's a step or two up.

Not interested in a new car but something used that is good value. I do regular 4-hour round trips as my daughter spends a lot of time in hospital so I want something that I can rely on.

Buying or leasing are both options I would consider.

Thanks in advance for any tips.

Sounds like you dont need a lease me a wanker mobile many hundreds of pounds a month. Saved up to buy one? Bank loan? Finance to have it? Or this renting stuff

 

[C90]

Skoda Octavia - nowt too fancy , comfy reliable with loads of space int’ boot

I've got the estate version, never missed a beat in 3 years. Seats go down in the back if you want a kip or suchlike.

 

[goalmole]

Renault Grand Scenic Diesel.
I've had mine 10 years, bought it as a 4 year old. It had all the bells and whistles, fantastic engine, 7 seats, or 5 and a big load space, spent hardly anything on it apart from regular servicing and tyres etc. Only paid £3900 for it, it's now got 175000 miles on it, never let me down, still life left in it yet but I've stopped spending on it to run it into the ground.

I'd have another one in a heartbeat.