Buying a used family estate.
A Mazda 6 2004 estate bought just two months ago as a car that would give two-years trouble-free motoring turned out to be rotten underneath and a turbo fault led to camshaft damage. The car is not worth repairing. Can you recommend a replacement suitable for a family with two very young children?
Asked on 30 June 2012 by dmikeh
Answered by
Honest John
Mondeo Mk III estate. Petrol cheaper and more reliable.
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