wat can i get in a diesel <= 1500cc?

eurotrotter

wat cars are available as a 1.5 diesel or smaller?
thanks

v10

Toyota do a 1.4 Corolla Diesel I think and theres a 1.3 Diesel Opel Astra which drives suprisingly well also

Captain Slow IRL

peugeots do a 1.4 hdi i think......

v10

In fact the 1.3 Diesel engine in the Astra is actually a Fiat engine afaik, so it may well be used in other brands also.

peasant

Renault 1.5 (Clio, Megane)
Nissan 1.5 not sure which models
Citroen 1.4 (c3,C4, C2?)
Peugeot 1.4 (207, 307)
Opel 1.3 (Astra, Corsa)
Fiat 1.3 (Panda, Punto, Stilo (?))
Smart 0.6 to 0.8 not quite sure

bazz26

< 1.5 litre diesels:

Fiat Panda/Grande Punto - 1.3 litre Multijet
Opel Corsa/Astra - 1.3 litre (made by Fiat as above)
Peugeot 107/207/307 - 1.4 HDi (made by Peugeot/Citroen)
Citroen C3/C4 - 1.4 HDi (made by Peugeot/Citroen)
Ford Fiesta - 1.4 TDCi (made by Peugeot/Citroen)
Toyota Corolla - 1.4 D4-D (made by Toyota)
Toyota Yaris - 1.4 D4-D (made by Toyota)
Renault Clio/Megane - 1.5 dCi (made by Renault)
Nissan Micra/Note - 1.5 dCi (made by Renault)
Mitsubishi Colt - 1.5 Di (made by DaimlerChrysler)
Mercedes Benz A Class - 1.5 diesel (made by DaimlerChrysler)
Kia Cerato - 1.5 CRDi (made by Kia/Hyundai)
Mazda 2 - 1.4 TDi (made by Peugeot/Citroen)
MINI One - 1.4 Diesel (made by Toyota)
Volkswagen Polo - 1.4 TDi (made by VW)
Audi A2 - 1.4 TDi (made by VW)
Seat Ibiza/Cordoba - 1.4 TDi (made by VW)
Skoda Fabia/Roomster - 1.4 TDi (made by VW)

eurotrotter

sorry lads forgot to mention i have to be able to get it for around 3000euro, prepared to travel up north ot to the uk for it
thanks
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BrianD3

Very few small diesels available for 3000 euro. The main one I can think of is the old 1.4 litre diesel in the Peugeot 106 and Citroen AX. You'd be talking about a pretty old car and it should cost a lot less than 3000.

Mailman

at those sort prices you'd be getting a pretty clapped out car where maintenance costs will eat in to fuel savings
Might be better going for a reliable japanese car with a small engine like a Starlet, Corrola, Micra, Almera, Colt or Lancer, etc.....
You'll get near diesel economy with fewer unexpected bills

JoeySully

Do you mind telling us why you will only go to 1.5 deisel and not maybe 1.9?

there are way more 1.9 out there and very economical.
I get 100mls for a tenner in my 306 1.9.

eurotrotter

cheaper insurance

JoeySully wrote:

Do you mind telling us why you will only go to 1.5 deisel and not maybe 1.9?

there are way more 1.9 out there and very economical.
I get 100mls for a tenner in my 306 1.9.

JoeySully

eurotrotter wrote:

cheaper insurance

I changed from a '90 998cc starlet last september to a 1.9d 306 because the insurance was cheaper ~300€, and i am far from the most qualified driver.

from what i gather from entering several carsinto the quinn web page i can get and petrol up to 1.4 and any deisel up to 1.9 and some 2.4D with quin direct for the same price as a 1L starlet as long as the car is quoted as being worth 2500€ +. if i said the car was worth less the primium went up by ~500€ , madness i no.

Also if you go online and mess about withe the Quin web page you will find that some cars might have lower insurance with a higher spec, eg daewoo lanos 1.6 i was getting quoted the same as a '90 1L

Dark Stanley.

Yearly Motor Tax 1.4 - €358.00. 1.5 - €384, and a 1.9 - €626.00.....:eek:

GERMAN ROCKS

the 1.4 hdi diesel engine is out since 2001 in the peugeot 206/307 so you will easily pick up some half decent one of them for €3000. when did ford bring out the 1.4hdi diesel in the fiesta- was it 2003? you should be able to pick one of these up aswell.

TestTransmission

Dark Stanley. wrote: »

Yearly Motor Tax 1.4 - €358.00. 1.5 - €384, and a 1.9 - €626.00.....:eek:

Don't drag up 5 year old threads please