Would you buy a high miler car for 10 - 15k
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Would you buy a high miler car for 10 - 15k
I'm looking at Audi A4 avants for the next car, TDi versions as I'm now doing 250 - 300 miles a month.
Looking at the prices, 02 - 04's are going for 10 - 15k for cars that have done 60 - 70K miles.
Is this reasonable? Seems a lot of miles for an awful lot of money.
Looking at the prices, 02 - 04's are going for 10 - 15k for cars that have done 60 - 70K miles.
Is this reasonable? Seems a lot of miles for an awful lot of money.
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250 miles a month isn't a lot. Do you mean a week?
250 miles a week isn't that much
What about an Octavia? Similar build quality, engines etc. just without the badge. You could get a new one for £16k and a good one with lower miles for £10k. I have a TDi vRS and it's doing 20k per year with no problems.
If you want a 'prestige' badge, what about a 320d touring? At least the right wheels are doing the driving!
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250 miles a week isn't that much
What about an Octavia? Similar build quality, engines etc. just without the badge. You could get a new one for £16k and a good one with lower miles for £10k. I have a TDi vRS and it's doing 20k per year with no problems.
If you want a 'prestige' badge, what about a 320d touring? At least the right wheels are doing the driving!
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Yes I did mean per week.
I'm trying not to move away from awd just changing the fuel type. Also trying to keep the same sized car.
I'm trying not to move away from awd just changing the fuel type. Also trying to keep the same sized car.
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