Thread: Volvo S60 2.4

Righto no Mondeo
The hunt continues

I have no objection to a Subaru I'll look at them as well
What about a Mitsubishi Galant are they ok?

Just make sure its not a GDI one how much is your budget

Its a second car for the old girl I really don't want to spend any more than 6K cash.

Whats up with the GDI model?

The high pressure pump craps out in them

Cheers.

I'd be looking at a corolla or variant of sw when I was married and had a couple of kids and all their shit to cart round we had a Toyota Camry it did us well

GDI stands for guaranteed dealer income

Yeah Have emailed about two Camrys but both were sold
there is one in Dunedin I'd like but he wants to much 105km and 8k
Probably not bad from what I've seen but I'm not going into debt for a 11-12yr old motor.
I'll stick to my budget.

What about @madmaori 's suby outback. It's got s few ks but at a good price

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Yep you'll get a good car for that price most of the general run of the mill jappas are pretty good as long as you stay away from the odd balls and orphans

Saw that thanks but she wants a sedan

The neighbour has a nice valiant pacer for sale if your interested

I'll take it, 6K,
and I'll pay for ownership change

Have to agree with staying away from euro trash, my better half jumped up and down untill I gave in and we bought her an Audi A3, 2005 model, what a lemon, had only 70,000km on it and waterpump crapped out, followed by thermostat (i must add a new thermostat was nearly $200, for a bloody thermostat!) plus the interior looks really nice, untill it starts falling apart, the dash covering started to peel away plus plastic surrounds around the bottom of the seats broke off, now its started to use water again so I suspect its done a major and blown headgasket, I cant be bothered with the bloody thing and its been sitting in our garage untill I get up the courage to cut our losses and call a wrecker to come and relieve us of its burden.
I would be looking at something Nissan or Toyota

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Have to agree with staying away from euro trash, my better half jumped up and down untill I gave in and we bought her an Audi A3, 2005 model, what a lemon, had only 70,000km on it and waterpump crapped out, followed by thermostat (i must add a new thermostat was nearly $200, for a bloody thermostat!) plus the interior looks really nice, untill it starts falling apart, the dash covering started to peel away plus plastic surrounds around the bottom of the seats broke off, now its started to use water again so I suspect its done a major and blown headgasket, I cant be bothered with the bloody thing and its been sitting in our garage untill I get up the courage to cut our losses and call a wrecker to come and relieve us of its burden.
I would be looking at something Nissan or Toyota

Oh yea, now she wants a new Mini Cooper........