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Old 22-04-2015, 09:15 PM   #1
esppwr
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Default What small to medium size car would you buy?

Hi all,

I need to buy a car for mum, hatch or medium size sedan, no older than 2 years old, auto, no more than $35k and up to 50,000 k.
I want it to last her 10 years / 200,000 k with only the normal servicing done by me, so I need to eliminate any cars with any major short comings. Hence I've eliminated any cars with:

- DSG Gearbox
- CVT Gearbox
- DPF
- Stop/Start stupidity

It doesn't leave much to choose from.

Any suggestions?
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