Minxy
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- Aug 22, 2007
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- Carthago Compactline
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- Since 1996, had Elddis/Swift/Rapido/Rimor/Chausson MHs. Autocruise/Globecar PVCs/Compactline i-138
If anyone is in the market for a nice little car, then have a look at the Suzuki Alto SZ - it's being discounted at the moment from £7,199 - now only £5,999 for the base version, and the better equipped ones are also discounted.
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My Step Dad's wife (who does all the driving) has been saying for ages that she wanted to changer their Y reg Rover 25 for something else but never got round to really having a good look for one so we took them on a tootle round yesterday looking at used cars for £5k-£6k and she also had a look at the new Altos too. When it came to the fact that she could afford a 2-3 year old used car with a highish mileage, or a brand new one with no worries for 3 years (and £0 road tax forever!) and she actually really enjoyed driving it, it was a no brainer so she signed up for it there and then!
It is a fantastic little car, very nippy and handles beautifully. It is also very, very comfy and easily fitted 4 of us in plus they'll still be able to get in all the camping kit for when they go away.
They're both well chuffed and are picking it up tomorrow morning as the dealer had a couple of unregistered ones in the compound already. We're lending her the money so she can get it now and she'll give it back to us shortly so she can start enjoying it straight away (she's drawing out her Premium Bond money so will have to wait for it to be paid out to her).
This is the first new car she'll have ever bought ... at 82!!! :thumb:
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My Step Dad's wife (who does all the driving) has been saying for ages that she wanted to changer their Y reg Rover 25 for something else but never got round to really having a good look for one so we took them on a tootle round yesterday looking at used cars for £5k-£6k and she also had a look at the new Altos too. When it came to the fact that she could afford a 2-3 year old used car with a highish mileage, or a brand new one with no worries for 3 years (and £0 road tax forever!) and she actually really enjoyed driving it, it was a no brainer so she signed up for it there and then!
It is a fantastic little car, very nippy and handles beautifully. It is also very, very comfy and easily fitted 4 of us in plus they'll still be able to get in all the camping kit for when they go away.
They're both well chuffed and are picking it up tomorrow morning as the dealer had a couple of unregistered ones in the compound already. We're lending her the money so she can get it now and she'll give it back to us shortly so she can start enjoying it straight away (she's drawing out her Premium Bond money so will have to wait for it to be paid out to her).
This is the first new car she'll have ever bought ... at 82!!! :thumb: