unkel wrote: » Even if it did burn oil, how bad would that be? Top it up with 1l (€5) once in a while and enjoy your €800 ultimate driving machine until it dies
bear1 wrote: » Or... for 50e less (without haggling you could get something, once cleaned up, much nice, quicker and much better spec'd!
unkel wrote: » Quicker? Are you joking? It's a lot slower. Even on a straight line. Nice car and all those GS300 but you can't compare it to a 325i. The only two things those cars have in common are RWD and a straight 6 engine :P
bear1 wrote: » http://cars.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/lexcus/6752444 Or... for 50e less (without haggling you could get something, once cleaned up, much nice, quicker and much better spec'd!
Peanut2011 wrote: » It would be come NCT time and busted catalytic converter + high emissions!!!
johndaman66 wrote: » ^^^Loving the Audis, If I were in the market for a respectable everyday retro runaround sort car the Audi 80 TDI would possibly be number one on my list. Keeping it old skool, and for the Toyota fans on the thread, as I know there are a few (myself included):http://cars.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/toyota-carina-2-new-n-c-t-/5989113 A clean looking 1991 Carina II 1.6 litre, NCT'd until next September. With the obligatory towbar and asking €875. Shame there is no mention of mileage though.
JohnBoy26 wrote: » That cars been for sale for a good while. Me thinks its not as good as it looks. If you look at the pic of the backseat you will see that the arch is sprayed blue.
Odyssey 2005 wrote: » Good spot InspectorJohnBoy.
colm_mcm wrote: » That's my neighbour selling that if anyone is interested in buying that Carina I can have a look.
Moneymaker wrote: » It's obviously a scam.
Top Dog wrote: » You mean someone wouldn't really tax a car for a full 12 months before putting it up for sale for only €400 more than the tax cost? Darn. :pac: