PsychoPete wrote: » I won't lie I do like neons on certain Jap cars, why is there quick release fittings on front lip, why would you include "engine detailed (no running issues)" and with €300 coilovers fitted it must be horribly uncomfortable
colm_mcm wrote: » So I bought a 5 year old 1.8 Civic for less than that 9 years ago.
MEGA BRO WOLF 5000 wrote: » You can buy a cheaper type-r than that 1.4.
pah wrote: » It's easy to do a good ad for a car with a phone through the app.
Wibbs wrote: » True enough but if he and his age group are paying 1400 quid for insurance on a 1.4 good luck with the mortgage needed for anything more lairy. I don't doubt it, which leaves me still wondering why so many crappy ads.
Vicxas wrote: » https://www.facebook.com/groups/CarWorldIreland.ie/permalink/2744305795873130/?sale_post_id=2744305795873130 11k for a 28 year old corolla, thats very dreamy...... no?
Wibbs wrote: » What an absolute chancer. That's the Paddy Tax being applied in full public view. "this car drives perfect and is only going up and up in value". No a car drives perfectLY(that always does my bloody head in), which I'd want to see to believe with a TVR and it certainly is going up and up in value. In Chancerland
Cheensbo wrote: » I'll take a book on it being 250 lads..
Walking_Wolf wrote: » This advert has to be a wind up.. https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/2004-mitsubishi-galant/28405771
punisher5112 wrote: » I was thinking the same. Rare car these days, really loved their aggressive front style