Which reliable car to replace my Nissan Primera for £2000?
I have £2000 or thereabouts to buy a car for work. I do about 50 miles a day, so I need something that is reliable to drive. I was thinking about a Nissan Almera or the 52-plate Fiesta. My present P-reg Primera has done 150,000 miles and I need to get rid of it in September. What do you reckon? Is there anything else out there that is worth considering?
Asked on 20 July 2010 by chris Hirst
Answered by
David Ross
The Nissan Almera sounds like a good choice to us if you want reliability. Alternatively a Honda Civic or a Toyota Corolla.
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