When should I sell?
As we do 25,000 miles each year, a couple of years ago we bought a 5 year old Citroen C4 diesel for £5000 with 61,000 miles on the clock.
Now, after almost 50,000 miles of pretty much trouble-free motoring and an easy 55mpg, I'm wondering whether we should keep the C4 going until it breaks, or replace it with a newer model?
Now, after almost 50,000 miles of pretty much trouble-free motoring and an easy 55mpg, I'm wondering whether we should keep the C4 going until it breaks, or replace it with a newer model?
Asked on 19 February 2012 by Pentland
Answered by
Honest John
You've been quite lucky, but the car isn't worth much so it's a choice between continuing with it until something goes so expensively wrong it isn't worth repairing, or p/x ing now for a newer car.
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