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3 minutes ago, wuvvum said:

I wonder if that's my old one.

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Can't be that many low mileage 1980 automatic Colts in that colour.

Export marker in 2010 😉

Almost identical to my old Y plate red Colt, the key difference being my 1400 was mated to the manual twin gearstick box. That thing flew! 

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🚨⚠️ Bargain Basement Puma ⚠️🚨

£550 with 3 months test. (that's very cheap for one of these I think?)

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Looks a bit scabby around the edges so likely to want some sparkly stick action come June, but that's a cheap way to have some fun in the spring and worry* about repairs later

https://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/ford-puma-hatchback-2001-manual-1679-cc-3-doors/1427797155?

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With the current prices of fuel, a small economical vehicle would be the perfect choice. But if you're looking for the complete opposite of that, I present to you a fine* Chevrolet Tacuma.

Eye watering £340 VED (lucky it's not an Auto)

I had its older brother, and something of a unicorn now, a DAEWOO Tacuma a number of years ago, with the same engine + box. Apart from the usual GM/Vauxhall traits (eating lambda sensors and ignition coils like they were going out of fashion) it was a very good vehicle for what it was and I would recommend! 

I used to squeeze 30 MPG out of mine around the doors, and 40 MPG at a push on a run. So wasn't too bad for what it was

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https://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/chevrolet-tacuma-16-sx-5-door-hatchback-2006/1427508472?

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Posted
7 hours ago, wuvvum said:

Aye, the auto didn't hang around either.  Bit undergeared on the motorway though.

I've always been pleasantly surprised by how good most 70s/80s Japanese auto box can be.

Posted
13 hours ago, D.E said:

This ruined R5 can be yours for 9995 euros: https://www.autowereld.nl/renault/5/r-5-series-boulevard-montenapoleone-pour-italy-n-02-25-special-kunst-lederen-dak-l-36368851/details.html

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The Italian business responsible for this atrocity seems to be rather proud of their creations, imo all the cars looked better before the "transformation"...

https://www.silvauto.it/atelier-silvauto/

They’ve completely fucked that R5 and probably every other car they have for sale. Further down the page is an Alfa Giulia and a Lancia Delta HF

They have butchered those too.

 

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Posted
13 hours ago, RoverFolkUs said:

With the current prices of fuel, a small economical vehicle would be the perfect choice. But if you're looking for the complete opposite of that, I present to you a fine* Chevrolet Tacuma.

Eye watering £340 VED (lucky it's not an Auto)

I had its older brother, and something of a unicorn now, a DAEWOO Tacuma a number of years ago, with the same engine + box. Apart from the usual GM/Vauxhall traits (eating lambda sensors and ignition coils like they were going out of fashion) it was a very good vehicle for what it was and I would recommend! 

I used to squeeze 30 MPG out of mine around the doors, and 40 MPG at a push on a run. So wasn't too bad for what it was

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https://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/chevrolet-tacuma-16-sx-5-door-hatchback-2006/1427508472?

I forgot about those Tacumas. Never see them anymore!

Posted
16 minutes ago, AnnoyingPentium said:

I forgot about those Tacumas. Never see them anymore!

That is something to be thankful for.

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