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30 January 2007, 11:04 AM
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Doesn't it look like a copied Volvo S40? Anyway has anyone driven one yet?
Seems like a great 2nd hand buy...it comes with a 7 year warranty and I'm sure the residuals would be ****e.
Doesn't it look like a copied Volvo S40? Anyway has anyone driven one yet?
Seems like a great 2nd hand buy...it comes with a 7 year warranty and I'm sure the residuals would be ****e.
30 January 2007, 12:21 PM
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I would agree - seems perfect IF you manage to keep it 7 years. It is total peace of mind really............
P.S - Just read about the warranty. It is a 5 year warranty for all the car and an extra 2 [7 years in total] for the engine/drive train and only up to 100k!
Still not too bad.
P.S - Just read about the warranty. It is a 5 year warranty for all the car and an extra 2 [7 years in total] for the engine/drive train and only up to 100k!
Still not too bad.
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Hmmm - Warrantys are all well and good but you'll have to service it at a main dealer for those seven years to keep that peace of mind.
After three years I'd be straight to the cheapest garage around with a Kia.
Is that extra cost worth it?
I'm very sceptical of lots of warrantys.
After three years I'd be straight to the cheapest garage around with a Kia.
Is that extra cost worth it?
I'm very sceptical of lots of warrantys.
30 January 2007, 12:36 PM
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You do not have NOT have to use a dealer for your servicing. As long as you get it serviced when it is supposed to be and use genuine parts, you can go anywhere you like 
30 January 2007, 12:39 PM
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I know that but how many people also know it? The dealer won't be shouting about it will they and it's not the sort of car a car geek like you or me would buy is it?!
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The three door looks good. With a 200bhp engine, it would for sure give the Focus a run for it's money.
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Had the 2litre TD as a hire car. I was expecting a painful drive. How wrong i was, even fully loaded it handled well round some country A roads. On the motorway there was plenty of toque in all gears. Quality car...I and everyone else who drove it were impressed, and shocked.
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New 3 door looks good too. 2.0 turbo could be interesting
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