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Trade In

Fudge74 · 2014-07-15 12:00:06

Hi guys Hope someone can advise me please. I currently drive an 04 Clio and want to trade it in for preferably another Clio. I have about €3000 to put with the 04. Any idea roughly what year Clio I could afford to get with that? Any advice or help would be hugely appreciated as I am clueless with this sort of thing!…

15-07-2014 12:00pm

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Fudge74

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Hi guys
Hope someone can advise me please. I currently drive an 04 Clio and want to trade it in for preferably another Clio. I have about €3000 to put with the 04. Any idea roughly what year Clio I could afford to get with that?
Any advice or help would be hugely appreciated as I am clueless with this sort of thing!
Thanks in advance

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#2 15-07-2014 12:12pm

bazz26

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You would probably be looking at going up to maybe a 05/06 which would probably be the same model Clio as you have at the moment rather than the newer type. Really you would be better off either trying to sell your own car privately and then negotiating a straight deal discount off the newer car or hold onto what you have and save up a bit more to increase your budget until the newer shape Clio comes into your price range.

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#3 16-07-2014 11:37am

Fudge74

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Thanks so much for your advice. I really appreciate it.

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