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Cheap Small Car Advice

JCPT · 2014-10-05 14:37:29

Hey Im looking to buy a small to moderately sized car. Max I would be looking to spend is about 2,000. Reliability is number 1. Engine size 1L - 1.4L Currently thinking of opel astra/corsa, renault megane (although have suspicions that they are not a great car), honda civic saloon, toyota corolla, ford fiesta. Any other…

05-10-2014 2:37pm

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JCPT

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Hey Im looking to buy a small to moderately sized car. Max I would be looking to spend is about 2,000.

Reliability is number 1.

Engine size 1L - 1.4L

Currently thinking of opel astra/corsa, renault megane (although have suspicions that they are not a great car), honda civic saloon, toyota corolla, ford fiesta.

Any other suggestions, experiences, advice appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
John.

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#2 05-10-2014 2:50pm

bazz26

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The Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla would be the most reliable of that bunch. Or if looking at a smaller car then the Toyota Yaris.

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