BorneTobyWilde wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/saab-95-nct-04-17-tax-01-03/14239885 2007 saab 9-5 1350 tax 1/3 nct 4 17
bbari wrote: » Guys - What's the difference betwen 93 and 95? is 93 like a A4/3 series/C class and 95 is like A6/5 series/E Class ? Are they considered as reliable cars? How much are they new, the newest I can see on the carzone is 2011/2012 for 17K. Which one is with all the bells and whistles? Aero or Vector ? I have never sat in or driven one but I see couple of posters saying good things about 'em.
grogi wrote: » It is nonsense to define it at an particular age. But there is a seed of sense in it too... But the older the car, the less value left in it - and owners are prepared to put less and less into maintenance of those vehicles. We have seen fine examples even in the motors forum here. I know that NCT is supposed keep non-roadworthy cars from the streets - but it cannot catch all. I'd love to see the stats to back up that thesis, what is the average payout per policy in particular vehicle age brackets...
Red Kev wrote: » These two cars: one costs €1700, the other costs €1750. One can still be insured next year, the other can't. It doesn't matter how well they are looked after, so long as they have an NCT. You could get the '03 and have it fully serviced and maintained by Audi with top quality tyres. The other doesn't have to see garage and can have €30 Chinese ditchfinders; it's still insurable whereas the '03 is not.
punisher5112 wrote: » 93 is hatch 95 saloon. Based similar to likes of Mondeo vectra type. They are cheap and aero would be powerful and usually a nice sleeper if dead badged. They aren't best car ever but can be fun to drive but not a full on sports car. I had a few 93s drove 95s and brakes were a let down I found on earlier ones but now that was driving hard and auto for that matter.
W123-80's wrote: » 2005 Almera I wont win many friends for this suggestion but I think this car represents pretty good value for money. Test Jan '18 Relatively low tax for the old system. Young enough to insure. Roomy enough for baby seat, kids etc Spec OK. Bland but respectable looking Asking €950https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/05-nissan-almera-1-5-sve-new-nct-01-18/14684650
Duke O Smiley wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/rover-75/14269532 Love this. The nicest colours inside and out for a 75 imo. And those alloys are great. No clue what the 1.8t is like in these, but NCT to 2018 and its got service history apparently. All for €1250
handofdog wrote: » 03 Mercedes C180 1.8 petrol 95k miles Ad says tax and nct to 08-17 €1450https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/03-mercedes-c180-quotnct-amptax-08-17-quot-low-miles-fsh/14651926
colm_mcm wrote: » Would you drive it though?
W123-80's wrote: » Yes..... maybe.. sort of.. if I had to.. I'm on the hunt for something cheap for the next 12 months or so. To be honest Im tempted by this, only downside is I need a large boot, estate or hatch would suit me better. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.!!
johndaman66 wrote: » Some cheap and cheerful Corolla's
johndaman66 wrote: » Some cheap and cheerful Corolla'shttps://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/1994-toyota-corolla-saloon-new-nct/14682591 1994 1.3 Saloon; 156k miles; Tested 01/18; Towbar - brilliant!! Asking €500.
unkel wrote: » Their only luxury is reliability Linky
Duke O Smiley wrote: » Love it. An original radio is always a good sign on a car, especially one of these.
colm_mcm wrote: » Mmmmm safe.https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/07-volvo-s60-nct-10-18tax-07-17auto/14645735 Nice bit of tax too.
B00056718 wrote: » https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/lexus-gs300-quick-sale/14653468 Basic spec 07 GS300. I'd say he'll take 1500 cash today. Serious car for that money.
