Hello, only 2 roads further on is a dealer who offers these two vehicles:Renault Twingo 1.2 Metropolis Tüv Au New EZ 11/1999, 177,500 km, petrol, 43 kW (58 hp), manual gearbox engine capacity:1149 cm3number of seats:4, number of doors: 2/3 doors, fuel combustion comb.: approx.6.0 l/100 km fuel combustion inside: approx.7.5 l/100 km fuel combustion outside: approx.5.1 l/100 km CO2 emissions comb.: approx. 143 g/km pollutant class: Euro4 environmental badge:4 (green) number of vehicle holders: 1 HU/AU: New, Color:Black metallic, Interior equipment:Fabric999 EUR UNDHyundai Accent 1.3 EZ 11/1996, 101,500 km, petrol, 55 kW (75 hp), manual gearbox engine capacity:1341 cm3Number of seats:5 Number of doors:4/5 Doors, fuel combustion comb.: approx.7.4 l/100 km Fuel combustion inner city: approx.9.2 l/100 km Fuel combustion extra-urban: approx.6.3 l/100 km CO2 emissions comb.: approx. 175 g/km Pollutant class: Euro1, Environmental badge:4 (Green) Number of vehicle holders: 1 HU/AU:NewInternal equipment:Fabric750 EUR Allerding s the threshold of the Twingo at the driver’s door looks like, quote seller “the previous owner of one has driven in…” like this: (Fig.1) My budget does not give more than 1,000 EUR. (Rentner) The many other offers in mobile.de or autoscout are too far for me at the current temperatures (doesn’t have a car available otherwise, I depend on the publics) At Hyundai, the slightly higher consumption scares me off and EURO 1 and the step tail. (Do you call it that??) At the Twingo of the threshold. So a deformed threshold and still a new Tüv? Or doesn’t the TüV really bother? I find the Twingo the loading volume and the overview great. At Hyundai that it looks “more adult” What do you mean? Here the links to mobile.deRenault Twingo 1.2 Metropolis Tüv Au New Hyundai Accent 1.3 Thanks and greeting Franky!