€13- 16k budget

Zane97

Looking for a bigger car. 2nd baby coming in June. I'm looking for a 2ltr 140 something.

Is there still value to in going to England with the £ rate, or is it better to shop at home?

9935452

i honestly believe that a lot of people that are still getting cars in england are doing so to get a higher spec and better looked after car. Ther.e is a fear of getting a clocked car from england as well


The problem with buying locally is a hell of a lot of dealers are importing the cars from england themselves so eithre way you are ending up with an english car. The only advantage is getting a warranty with the local car.

The exchange rate has made english cars expensive.
If i was buying i would wait for a few months and see it the exchange rate recovers a bit

Zane97

Is this dear/ mileage ?

http://www.liambowhanmotors.ie/viewanad.php?ad_id=1223027&r=

9935452

There are cheaper ones out there considering the mileage
but if it had a full service history i wouldnt mind the mileage too much.
20k miles a year means motorway driving which wouldnt be too hard on a car.
Also without sounding odd , the car probably isnt clocked.
Its fully loaded .
Things i would watch out for though, the timing belt is due, if the flywheel isnt done , it should be due to wear out soon.

bazz26

A6 is worth looking at too.

If this is genuine:

http://www.driving.ie/used-cars/Audi/A6/SE/37213825198761980/

Zane97

bazz26 wrote: »

A6 is worth looking at too.

If this is genuine:

http://www.driving.ie/used-cars/Audi/A6/SE/37213825198761980/

It's seems to be very low miles. Wife hates silver.

bazz26

Passat CC here also:

http://www.driving.ie/used-cars/Volkswagen/Passat-CC/2.0-TDI**GT/126914193354637440/