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The Mondeo (not sure if l or ll) in 96 came as a 2.0 4x4. Clearly we are in banger territory, but is there any reason why the 4x4 version is a bad buy? The would be buyer needs to have occasional 4x4 use without needing ground clearance. The alternative would be a Legacy, but at that price they seem to be sold by people without brick-built homes.
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ive never had one but would consider they are pretty complicated for a banger, also petrol chewers if they are like the old grandads
can i suggest a subaru justy?i had one on a p reg i think it was and regret selling it, i couldnt get it to lose grip on anything and only a 1300cc 4 potter
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Mondeo 4x4 seems to be very thin on the ground. Can only find 1 on Autotrader in the whole of the country........
Seems alright though - tinyurl.com/3x2mdp - 96 N, 1 owner, 104k, £799
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looks a genuine car that and not overpriced for what it is
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A modern classic? ;-)
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A credit to it's former owner
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good point
i shall remember that one next time :-)
never raced or rallied ;-)
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Tastefully modified
Maintained regardless of cost
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no expense spared
faultless interior
spare never used
used as second car only
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first to see will buy
huge spec
low miles for year
one lady owner
not recorded on VCAR
no outstanding finance
any inspection welcome
finished in grey velour over vinyl
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absolutely any trial
a credit to its former owner
unmarked throughout
rac inspection welcome
any possible trial
elderly gent given up driving
always garaged
got to be seen
sorry no p/x at this price
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Lou-O wins. He beat you to more cliches (spelling?).
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