zerks wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/landrover-freelander-td4-es-premium/12924573
jharr100 wrote: » The galaxy is next door to me..all it needs is a steering rack. It's tested till end of the year, has 2 brand new tyres and the 1.9tdi engine and gearbox are in good shape. The timing belt was done this year too.. but the seller can't even get 300 for it as it stands.
yobr wrote: » Have you a link to the Galaxy?
Iseedeadpixels wrote: » I have to stop looking at this thread too many beautiful bangers!
jca wrote: » Exactly. It makes me realise how much I've wasted on over priced mundane cars over the years... That freelander is fantastic.
pippip wrote: » Isn't the Freelander suppose to be unbelievably unreliable?
26000 Elephants wrote: » I like that freelander. Might go have a look at it. Pretty rare to get them with that spec over here.
Red Kev wrote: » Cheap TT Cabrio €2250 with 10 months NCt 05/17https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-tt-2002-priced-to-sell-2250/12598509
Red Kev wrote: » Three nice summer wagons that most people will reckon you paid 2-3 times for. MX-5 €1900, 01/17https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/mazda-mx5/12896660 For the fearless, RX-8 with a long NCT 09/17, €1950https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/2005-mazda-rx8-high-spec/12856199 Cheap TT Cabrio €2250 with 10 months NCt 05/17https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/audi-tt-2002-priced-to-sell-2250/12598509
Kamili wrote: » me three that SLK is calling me...
Kamili wrote: » that TT looks like the 225 version too.
unkel wrote: » Don't stop looking, start buying! Pick the best bargain here you like, drive & enjoy the car for a while and then sell on hoping you'd get at least as much as you paid for it :cool:
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I'm loving my '05 9.3, bought from a post here, 1.8 petrol model, and only €950 as well. And in 18/24 months will probably get at least that when I sell it on, before buying another one, it's superb. I could have went for a new Dacia or a Renault, but who wants to drive such a mediocre vehicle when you can drive something with far more class for roughly a third of the deposit on one of those new cars. Bangernomics all the way!
W123-80's wrote: » This certainly isn't beautiful. 2000 Focus diesel with fierce low miles. Hard put a price on it... Test Nov '16 Asking €1,700 Tread carefully I think and don't get dazzled by the mileage. Doctors car sitting for 16 years only doing 21,000 miles. Multiple drivers I assume. I would be hard pressed to buy it. More posting it for opinions to be honest.!https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/ford-focus-diesel-only-21-000-genuine-miles/12940339
unkel wrote: » I have a 16 year old BMW 318i saloon on classic insurance. Not collectable by any standard. Not specialist and certainly not high performance. And I do NOT have a separately insured daily driver... I am over 25 though
unkel wrote: » @landmarkjohn - the TT is very well put together and the 1.8 Turbo engines are strong. The 185k or so miles (just shy of 300k km) wouldn't bother me if the engine seems to be running fine...