Buy a 2005- 2008 Ford FIesta. Most of them come with nice stuff
R80k or less.
Save on fuel
Buy a 2005- 2008 Ford FIesta. Most of them come with nice stuff
R80k or less.
Save on fuel
Get the STOriginally Posted by Venda Boy aka VB
http://www.autotrader.co.za/makemode...1bc34e9/advert
CorrectGet the ST
If you want something with all the bells and whistles, decent performance and excellent reliability then check out the i10.
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
50 000km a year, a good chunk I'm willing to bet on the open road, and you suggest an i10? That's a whole new level, even for you.
The 1.25 is pretty nippy on the open roads and you'll get pretty good consumption figures from it.
But hey, why settle for something small, new, reliable and frugal, this is what you really want : http://www.autotrader.co.za/makemode...d434288/advert
Fuel price nearing R12 a liter? Phuleeaase - you don't care, you're in an S-Class doing 50 000km a year, a good chunk I'm willing to bet on the open road.
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
2009 Hyundai Getz.
Will work for peanuts
interior dull2009 Hyundai Getz
performance - sucks
exterior its like datsun 1300
it seems as though i need to increase my budget. my wife went snooping around the internets and found a new mazda2 and a second hand i20 sort of near our budget.
one of the guys i work with has a spark. i could get away with that, but not if i need to drive further than an hour.
Probably paid for by the employer. Anyway, don't be stupid. A typical rep car would do - Mazda 3, VW Golf, Corolla.The 1.25 is pretty nippy on the open roads and you'll get pretty good consumption figures from it.
But hey, why settle for something small, new, reliable and frugal, this is what you really want : http://www.autotrader.co.za/makemode...d434288/advert
Fuel price nearing R12 a liter? Phuleeaase - you don't care, you're in an S-Class doing 50 000km a year, a good chunk I'm willing to bet on the open road.
The i10 is a city runabout, not something meant for travel. The i20 would work but anything less is ludicrous and saying otherwise simply shows ignorance.
Ignorance? More like experience, I have taken an i10 on long trips and its perfect. But if thats too small for you and the budget is R100k then this is perfect : http://www.autotrader.co.za/stock-it...38877fc/advert
You can do something for love, you can do something for money, but there is nothing as satisfying as doing something out of spite - Jeremy Clarkson, 1993
Option 1 and 3 are both your opinion and not the opinion of others. The second point is not a problem for me as i do not buy a Getz to go racing in.
Will work for peanuts
we've reassessed our budget and the hyundai dealership is going to fully settle our outstanding balance on our ****ti golf. that's ace.
we're now gonna wait and see what we qualify for with financing and then decide on either the i20 (1.4) or i10 (1.25)
Last edited by Easter Bunny; 12-05-2012 at 03:07 PM.
I can not agree more.
Luxury Sedan? Bitch please!
A 2005 1.4l Ford Fiesta will have everything it needs. a/c p/s e/w alarm etc.
You can get a luxury sedan experience for R55k-65k
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