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Hello I need a new family car for 2 holidays a year and a few WE trips to my parents (~80km per direction). 90% country road / highway. So far I have tortured my Citroen Saxo with it. For 3 people + luggage was actually already too small but I could not separate from it. Now the second child is on the road and it is time for something bigger. A third child will probably not be there. Important to me is a as large a trunk as possible and small With my Citroen Saxo the exhaust is rusted every 2 years. Even if it has disassembled the KAT, this was not a big act thanks to cheap spare parts. However, the fuel consumption, engine power, design, volume, equipment etc. is not important. In the narrow selection Citroen Berlingo are depending on the model with the 650 L trunk and Fiat Doblo with 750 L trunk. In addition, there are also Peugeot partners, Renault Kangoo, Citroen C4 Picasso, Scoda Octavia. What I can’t judge are the repair costs or the reliability. I hope you can give me some tips or even advise against certain models.

Hello together, as a freshly baked graduate, my hard working life starts in February ;-). That’s why I want to start thinking about the first car purchase. It will probably be like 22,000 km a year as a weekend commuter with a lot of highway. So the most important thing is actually the price per kilometer that comes out the bottom line then. Otherwise I am open to any brand and model. Since I am really a pretty beginner and wouldn’t have had much experience e i like in every respect tips. So prefer to buy from the dealer or private, with how much km, which age and then of course which car. I set the price budget with 10,000 € as maximum, whereby I would prefer half ;-). Also here of course the price/km is most important to me, thought at 500€ purchase price I can save myself full and partial cascade insurance and thus also reduce the running costs. So, hope I forgot nothing and am happy already a Greetings Bigwig Addendum: If it doesn’t change much with the cost, it should be a combo.

I’m about to buy a car and I don’t know how to do it. That’s why I’d like to have the car checked beforehand. I know that you can have it done at TÜV, DEKRA and CheckMyCar. How are the experiences? I find checkmy-car.com in particular very interesting, but they seem to be very new in business. Thank you very much.

Hello I am looking for a family friendly car, Optimal would be a station wagon or even a car with a lot of space. At the disposal are max 10 000€. The hook is, I get car help because of a professional accident and the car must therefore still be worth at least 50% of the new price ! And it must be an automatic transmission since I can not drive a gear because of a handicap. The insurance should also not be too high because it is my first car and I would be driver ic h start with the highest damage-free classes… I already looked around myself quite intensively, unfortunately it does not always fit with the 50% of the new price with a station wagon… so I thought of an Opel Astra 1.2 with +- 20000km. Since I don’t really know about cars at all but rather with computer hardware I thought, I ask about it here ! Thanks for the help

I am 20 years old and I am from Bayrisch Schwaben. I now have my driver’s license for a good 3 years (BF17) and think that I have been swimming in traffic relatively passively. At the moment I share the driving opportunity with my parents. Specifically a Skoda Fabia II 1.2TSI Kombi. My daily distance is just 17km mostly motorway. The on-board computer of the little Fabia shows a An average speed of about 70km/h and between 5.5 and 6.5l on the track. Is currently a complete 80s zone thanks to the construction site, which will change next year. Now the question about the “real” car. I think that I will realistically drive so 15,000 km a year (10.000 km work, 5000 km private) As already mentioned in the headline my budget is about 3000€, since I am now also infected with the combo virus would be a combo quite located. At least it should be a 5 seater, because carpooling is also a current topic. I was pushed on my criteria on car cost check e.g. to the Ford Focus MK2 tournament 1.6. Oh yes, before I forget my monthly budget. I think that should be so 300-350€ a month realisitsch. Insurance probably runs as a second car on my parents. I hope that with my details can be done. 😛 Mfg

So 2015 is the year on which the topic of Mercedes is to be dealt with. The moose has to go away. It’s on my ass. To choose from two models that I could warm up for after a short exploration of the market. No.1 Vehicle offer: MINI Cooper S Cabrio, Xenon, sport, leather for 8995 EURhttp://suchen.mobile.de/vehicles/details.html?id=201829100 No.2 Vehicle offer: Alfa Romeo Giulietta 1.4 TB 16V Turismo for 9750 EURhttp://suchen.mobile.de/vehicles/details.html?id =203042343 The links are just examples. Xenon is important to me. Budget around 10 000. I am interested in alternatives. Please no Fiat 500 or Ford KA Burning would interest me experiences of users who move or move these linked vehicles. Defects ect. winter suitability of the convertible etc.

Hello, I wanted to ask you which cars in your opinion, in terms of driving comfort & elegance within the scope of 50 – 150 thousand Euro purchase price (preferably from 2nd hand (10.000-30,000.Km) would come into question. I personally am 31 years old and am currently driving my driver’s license. Unfortunately, this pulls out because I sometimes have to go abroad. However, I will move my fixed location to Hamburg from June and am currently looking for a suitable vehicle. The vehicle should h If I really like the vehicle, I’m willing to invest more, but that still has to be shown. I explicitly place little value on PS because I’m rather the slow driver. Therefore, rather on coziness factor. I would be happy if answers related to the question would come. I have to admit that I don’t come from D. and please apologize for possible legal errors. In my Beka For example, I often see Range Rover. Is this car recommended?

Good evening, When I was looking for a new car I came across the Motor-Talk Forum! I am looking for a small car with a lot of steam and driving fun, the consumption is for me to consider second priority. Did there already think of a Corsa/Astra H/D (OPC), Polo GTI, Fiesta/Focus (ST). Or would for example also an Astra H be recommended? Has one possibly in the direction of experience? Which of the models would be most “remunerated”, from which should one possibly also take P/L technical distance n? Or are there any other good alternatives? So far I have mostly set 100tkm as running limit, but am I not sure if the narrow 6 digit range is not already critical, since sporty-designed cars are certainly also often fully kicked through? Where do I pay attention to this? Have you found this ad:http://suche.mobile.de/…/details.html?… I apologize in advance for the many (Laien) questions.http://suche.mob ile.de/…/240128369.html?action=vipReco This Astra OPC looks very good to me technically at first glance, what do you think?http://suchen.mobile.de/…/details.html?… Thank you very much for your help!

Hi dear car friends, I am actually looking for a station wagon with a lot of space on the back seat because we have a reboarder child seat and I can no longer sit in the passenger seat in the Golf Variant. The two mentioned cars have this place. Lying in price with almost the same equipment identical. Should also be about an annual car or newer. Would like to have all Assi systems. Also make a test drive with both on the weekend. Is there something you should pay attention to ? Now comes this blue badge thing. Drive everyone to Berlin Mitte. Kia uses no adblue but probably has Euro 6b. Could that be a problem? In addition, come the seductive 7 year warranty at Kia. Thank you already. LG

Hello everyone! If I want a SMALL convertible, with the criteria: – Italy easily come through the narrow streets – enough motorized for Alpine passes – maintenance costs manageable – holiday for two with modest luggage (swimming, possibly a small rubber boat, road clothes – summer!) I have found two vehicles that seem useful: – Daihatsu Copen – Smart Roadster To Daihatsu: – Spare parts last until they are there – very frequent service intervals (2 of 3 can I but do it yourself) – well motorized (the newer left-hand handlebar) – probably no more value loss – neat luggage compartment with closed cover – comfortable seats – electric cover – somewhat rusty To smart: – service and spare parts without problems. If something is broken, then quite cheap – no trunk, but luggage carrier outside possible – manual cover – ruched gear shift – very uncomfortable seats Alternative: Opel Tigra. Features: – boah ey, boring and a bit prolific – Geä ck and service no problem – a little big… Nissan Micra Cabrio/Peugeot Cabrio: – Stay away from me with French people! StreetKaa is also not an option. Mitsubishi? Then rather Opel (from the look)… Is there anything else that could be considered? Lotus Elise – well…. There’s nothing missing from it (it’s fun, though). FG