AliasOmega
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Seriously on the look out for a A4 Advant due to increase in family.
Budget is at a push about £8.000 for a car which leaves us without having to borrow cash. For this, we are not bothered about high mileage models, as the cash we save can pay to have it fixed if things get terminal.
An example, is a 2004 50,000model is £10-11,000, but a 120,000miles model is £7995. The difference will pay for the engine to be rebuilt.
As we are on a budget, it seams that a handful of 100 & 115 models are available, but not many 130 models.
At the moment, i drive a 180bhp petrol car, and an increase in MPG, would be beneficial to the family single income, with the commute to work of 37miles each way.
I ask..
What is the difference between the 100, 115 & the 130. What would you go for, and why.? And why not the other.
2.5 V6 TDI, 130 (6), and 130 (6) quattro are well over budget, as the £8000 is made up with a p/x of about £5500 plus cash.
Regards,
Alias
Budget is at a push about £8.000 for a car which leaves us without having to borrow cash. For this, we are not bothered about high mileage models, as the cash we save can pay to have it fixed if things get terminal.
An example, is a 2004 50,000model is £10-11,000, but a 120,000miles model is £7995. The difference will pay for the engine to be rebuilt.
As we are on a budget, it seams that a handful of 100 & 115 models are available, but not many 130 models.
At the moment, i drive a 180bhp petrol car, and an increase in MPG, would be beneficial to the family single income, with the commute to work of 37miles each way.
I ask..
What is the difference between the 100, 115 & the 130. What would you go for, and why.? And why not the other.
2.5 V6 TDI, 130 (6), and 130 (6) quattro are well over budget, as the £8000 is made up with a p/x of about £5500 plus cash.
Regards,
Alias