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Argh.
I have £1,000 to spend on a car (I don't actually have it yet... I just want something to aim for), and I'm not sure what I actually want.
My first thoguth were for a very 'arab-style' old-skool Merc, one of which I can find for £1,000, quite easily.
Dad says no. And he has a point, a Merc will cost a lot to run, especially one from late 80s with mechanic costs and stuff like that. I've decided against it.
I don't want one of those 'boy-racer' cars, I'm not into that whole thing. I want a car that'll be smart, nice, spacious (as spacious as it'll get for £1,000) and cheap to run....
Any suggestions?
I have £1,000 to spend on a car (I don't actually have it yet... I just want something to aim for), and I'm not sure what I actually want.
My first thoguth were for a very 'arab-style' old-skool Merc, one of which I can find for £1,000, quite easily.
Dad says no. And he has a point, a Merc will cost a lot to run, especially one from late 80s with mechanic costs and stuff like that. I've decided against it.
I don't want one of those 'boy-racer' cars, I'm not into that whole thing. I want a car that'll be smart, nice, spacious (as spacious as it'll get for £1,000) and cheap to run....
Any suggestions?
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Ferrai Enzo, not much boot space tho
Argh.
I have £1,000 to spend on a car (I don't actually have it yet... I just want something to aim for), and I'm not sure what I actually want.
My first thoguth were for a very 'arab-style' old-skool Merc, one of which I can find for £1,000, quite easily.
Dad says no. And he has a point, a Merc will cost a lot to run, especially one from late 80s with mechanic costs and stuff like that. I've decided against it.
I don't want one of those 'boy-racer' cars, I'm not into that whole thing. I want a car that'll be smart, nice, spacious (as spacious as it'll get for £1,000) and cheap to run....
Any suggestions?
I have £1,000 to spend on a car (I don't actually have it yet... I just want something to aim for), and I'm not sure what I actually want.
My first thoguth were for a very 'arab-style' old-skool Merc, one of which I can find for £1,000, quite easily.
Dad says no. And he has a point, a Merc will cost a lot to run, especially one from late 80s with mechanic costs and stuff like that. I've decided against it.
I don't want one of those 'boy-racer' cars, I'm not into that whole thing. I want a car that'll be smart, nice, spacious (as spacious as it'll get for £1,000) and cheap to run....
Any suggestions?
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