Rbon91

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Hi I currently have a
2011 citreon relay van and a vauxhall vectra estate
Looking at selling them both and buying a newish estate as I no longer have any use for the van and the vectra has 90k
On clock

I'm looking at possibly a insignia 2.0tdi look good value for money... Can anyone help?
Thanks
Ryan

stamina_daddy

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Wrong forum mate. You'll only get Subaru based answers on here.
Id go for legacy or forester!

N_Scooby

iTrader: (2)

Bugeye STI Wagon - forget diesel and invest in V-Power

Rbon91

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Yehh with averaging 1500miles a week won't be far off that with fuel costs

Black-Hawk

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Insignia is good vfm fair play, but I went for an 8th gen Accord tourer 2.2i-dtec Ex spec.

Graz

Personally I'm looking at a BMW 535d Tourer (E60) at the weekend but I'm not sure that's what you are after. For me it's a good blend of performance, comfort, and not too bad on economy (~40mpg if not pushed too hard)

DT-SPD

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Seat Exeo ST , 650-700miles to a tank on the motorway and is a good all rounder.

hedgecutter

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Very happy with my Mk iv Diesel Legacy, remapped by Litchfields. It may be slower than a 535d, but much more secure in the ice and snow, with winter tyres; or a twin scroll Jdm GTB Legacy instead !

Rbon91

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Looking at somthing 40-50mpg not too pricey on servicing and insurance as I'm only 21

hedgecutter

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That will be a Ford or Vauxhall then!

Matteeboy

Ford Focus estate. Big boot, good handling. Petrol less likely to throw up expensive hissy fits.

steve ex vauxhall

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There's a bloke round the corner from me selling a Toyota tercel 4x4 for £20 !
4 months mot, 4 months tax!
It is knackered, but £20, won't get a cheaper car than that

gazzawrx

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insignias are slow and built cheaply, you'll regret buying it once the novelty wears off.

djr

focus/mondeo estate are both good cars if you need loads of space the mondeo is bloody massive and a v good motorway car with fairly good handling given the choice between the 1.8tdci or the 2.0 tdci the 1.8 is more relable (i work for a ford retailer)

lordharding

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Subaru wrxd hatch
42-46 mpg
Excellent performance remapped
Subaru looks and handling

Or legacy or forrester