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I’m now car downsizing and wish to get a small/medium hatchback in the £8k-£10k range. Since I am 76 years old, does it under current market conditions make economic sense to purchase new rather than used? Especially with limited funds and driving years left?
Asked on 17 January 2009 by
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Honest John
Get a NEW Hyundai i10 1.2 Comfort or Style at £7,750 or £8,250. Brilliant little car. 55mpg. £30 tax next year. Group 2 insurance. Upright seats. Decent ride comfort. Good handling. Easy to park. 5 doors. 5 seatbelts. And a FIVE YEAR warranty, so no worries at all until you are 81.
Our honest used car pricing is a little bit different to all the others. You can get to our values through make or model - you don’t have to follow a prescribed route. Plus, it’s live, which means we can react to changes in the market quicker than any printed price guide.
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