Replacement for an X-Type
My friend has asked me for advice on part exchanging his Jaguar 2-litre X-Type on an 04 plate for an auto diesel up to £10,000. He is completely open to any suggestions, however they want reasonable economy and power for a mixture of local and distance trips. I have a Focus 2-litre 136bhp which is a nice car, but im sure there are many more options, any ideas please?
Asked on 27 July 2011 by paul bannister
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Honest John
Not clear if it's £10k + the Jag or £10k total. But if he can find a Focus or C-Max 2.0TDCI Powershift for the money that would be a good choice.
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