hyundai xg30 yay or nae?

[kinkersaab]

tomorrow night, there will be one at auction, should I avoid the temptation and not go to said auction, or should i go and get it bought?

[dollywobbler]

If it's post-2001, might be an idea to get a feel for how much the road tax is...

 

Fairly shite-worthy but a bit modern for my tastes.

[kinkersaab]

wont make any difference, pre 26th march 2006 it is capped at £265 per year i think.

[Albert Ross]

Get the fucker bought and put us all out of our collective miseries... We ALL want to know what they're like. Do an Autocar style write-up.

[Tayne]

Buy that pillarless wonder.

[ashmicro]

wont make any difference, pre 26th march 2006 it is capped at £265 per year i think.

 

Correct

[dollywobbler]

Ah. Interesting. My (distant!) hopes of getting a Rover V8 are not entirely out of the question then...

[R9UKE]

Well? Are you the owner of a fine slice of Korean "class"?

 

I want one at some point, along with a Kia Magentis V6. Supremely Shite.

[Shep Shepherd]

Buy it. I expect it will go for buttons

[kinkersaab]

Well, I did the 200 odd mile round trip to see it.... it was black and first impressions were good, the more i looked round it, the more i was displeased, it was never going to be a minter to put away for a few years, so would need to be pressed into service daily, when the drivers eventually opened it, the eml light was on and the car struggled to take the throttle, coughing and spluttering eventually. Might have been simple, and if the rot hadnt set in i might have been more keen to buy and put away for a rainy day, but i reckon another winter or two up here will be its last. It was reserved at £350, but glasses guide book price was £280 Am i right in thinking its a mitusbishi unit? if so, i had similar bother with a sigma with the very same engine, never got to the bottom of that either....