Category: Allgemeine Kaufberatung Forum

Hello everybody, I’m thinking about replacing my Audi A5 Sportback S line 3.0 TDI Quattro, Bj 2012 for a Mercedes E300 Diesel Bluetec AMG Avantgarde, year 2014. Have got new talent and the trunk of the Audi is big but our stroller is also big. If I have it in, my trunk is full. The trunk of the Mercedes is not extremely larger, but about 80-100 L larger. I would have to hand in my Audi here, pay 3500 euros still on it (Audi financing is still running) and would get the Benz. E300: – Inspection New – Processing – 24 months warranty – Winter complete wheels – New price 85000 (fullest full equipment) Should pay approx. 39 euros more per month. The Audi runs another 28 months then I would have to continue to finance or exchange the final rate. I would like to finance the Benz for 5 years. A5: – I still have the winter tyres from the Audi + rim that I could sell – brakes have to be renewed this winter – TÜV until mid 201 7 – no guarantee more Thanks for your helpful reply. Greetings

Hello! I am now 18 years old and would like to buy my first car. I have really got into the BMW’s 3s, but with these, every insurance I calculated is more than 1100 euros. (Also as a second car of my father ( 35% class)) Can one expect a BMW 3s with less than 1000 insurance per year or is that really not possible? I am now looking for a similar limousine, which is as low as possible a type class, around 100 hp, a manual transmission and a petrol moto r has. I’m sorry that I’m not very specific, unfortunately I’m a bit unplanned and therefore look here for inspiration, so again summarized : possible low maintenance, limousine, 250€+, gasoline, manual transmission. Is there the car for me or is it utopian? The consumption doesn’t matter so much, as I will probably only drive around the 8 thousand km per year. What about convertibles? Can you convertibles with older year of construction ( e.g. 318i Cabrio BJ 2000 ) also in case of rain o This seems to be very cheap in insurance, for example, http://www.autokostencheck.de/BMW/BMW-3er/318/318i-cabrio-bmw-3-r_6850.html I am looking forward to every answer and apologize for my ignorance If things are still unclear, I am happy to clarify this.

Hello shortly before, I’ll get fickle and don’t know if the choice is the best. Driving profile: child 3 years on board, mainly city traffic, little highway, put value on automatic, should be driven to the last whistle My choice:Toyota Yaris Hybrid + Safety Sense + running costs + Safety + Reliable – Cost of purchaseDacia SanderoNissan MicraOpel Adam or CorsaPeugot 208

Hello together, I would like to buy my first own car at the age of 22, now. I currently earn approx. 1800,-€ net, with mtl. expenditures of approx. 800-1000,-€ (apartment with all NK, food, insurances). My desired car should have the following extras: – air conditioning automatic -robuster, economical engine -price values fully comprehensive – multifunction steering wheel – place for 1 large and 1 small suitcase – radio with AUX/USB and pleasant speakers -(Tempomat) -new or annual car? the Hyundai I20 very well, but let me say that the 1.2 liter engine should be a little “lahm”. My girlfriend is currently driving a Peugeot 206 with a 75hp diesel, which is getting slower and slower on mountainous routes and cannot keep the speed, I would like to avoid that with my car please. Would like to thank me for your answers in advance.

Good morning together, I’ve been looking for a fancy vehicle for some time now, with which you don’t have to overtake forever. As a price limit I actually set myself 25,000,- € for a used one. Now I’ve already driven one or the other manufacturer and the sporty models, and can’t really decide. Completely astounded, I was of the new 308 GTi. The sound scenery in the city, with an open window is so far with no other vehicle The turbo apparently installed a “Pop Off” or “Blow Off” valve from the factory (or did the dealer add some vitamin B as a decision-making aid?!). Together with the banging of the exhaust during the gas removal, this is really fun with the 272Ps. The GTi with almost full equipment would cost me around 30,000,-€. For this, of course, you also get a well-equipped vehicle, with high processing quality. An alternative would be the Focus ST, with Very good equipment. What attracts me a little bit here are the heatable windshield, the heated steering wheel, good Recaro seats with exclusive leather package and all the electronic support programs. Price here at the dealer with 9 tkm mileage from the end of 2015 for around 27,000,-€ as a combi. Are there still cheap alternative? From the maintenance the focus should be something more expensive, but the Peugeot in the maintenance costs a little more. What does it have MUST: Navi seat heating (for the life cut) drivein) PDC exhaust roaring, turbo hissing… noises stop…. Can you give me decision-making help? Thank you and have a nice Thursday to you!

Yesterday we received the long-awaited call that our Skoda Rapid Joy was delivered and is ready to be picked up by the dealer from today. Today we received a new call from the dealer, which unfortunately was not so pleasant. Since the dealer is too small to order certain vehicles himself, or then does not get the desired discount, he has to order through the next larger car dealership in the region. The dealer has approved the vehicle as a day registration without our knowledge and even without our dealer’s knowledge. So this afternoon, from to the dealer. Our dealer can’t do anything about it, we know it, it is also totally sympathetic and was even angry at the intermediary dealer. But if I buy a car with a day registration, this is usually a good bit cheaper than a new car. He offered us a free service and the acquisition of the registration costs. 10% discount he has rejected, currently we are on top of it with a set of winter tyres on aluminium, service and registration costs. But what he still has to negotiate with the intermediary because he does not want to pay for it himself. Alternatively we have to order the same car again and wait again 2-3 months. The concluded contract for a new car was not fulfilled anyway. We get a call from the dealer on Friday because he is not there tomorrow and he tells us what What I’ve found out so far is that the new car premium falls away from the insurance company, but that hardly matters. I read on the Internet that the dealer gets bigger discounts, margins, etc. from such registrations. I don’t see that now somehow, the intermediary hits profit from it and instead of the ordered new car we have a vehicle with day-to-day Zula Should I go to one of the offers or order another, or do you have other tips on how to behave?

Hello, I would like to separate myself from my Peugot and look for good offers on the net and read to myself one or the other to the car. Today I was with a dealer, of which I think he does not pull me over the table. He has the following offer:Mercedes CLK 230 I looked at the car: – optically very well cared for, one or other small rust spot (e.g. boot lid) – avantgarde equipment – facelift model – 217t km on the clock – winter tires with it – TÜV n eu – last inspection at believe 137t km (here maybe a crack point?) – have therefore an oil service and air filter change still traded out and the price 2900 € test drive was unfortunately not possible, since there were no license plates available. Is this a car with which I can drive for the time being 1-2 years without big problems? What should I pay attention to there. Since this is a purchase advice thread, you can gladly give me alternatives for up to 350€. I am looking for something reliable, my Peug Anyway, it wasn’t.

Hello all, my car is currently in the workshop and has to be repaired expensively (coupling is over) (my beloved Dodge Caliber!). Since the car had a lot of repairs in the last 9 months, I will now sell it (the repairs are unfortunately too expensive). In addition, it is a diesel. Tüv would have to be made in the next few weeks (if he gets through this, I would do Tüv, otherwise I would sell without TÜV) -> So I won’t be much for the driving fence anymore. g. I was thinking about a small car (so a temporary car until I have the cost of workshop and loss of value from the sale in it again). An old Corsa or golf (holds something really cheap to get). But the question is, do the engines of such small cars also stop this daily distance (min. 30 km back and 30 km back)? Can you recommend cars to me? I really want to save the money again, then in c c a. 6 months to buy a “better” car with a bigger engine and especially to see how the whole diesel history is developing in Germany. If I still have questions, always bring it EDIT: Achso if important: I drive approx. 10 minutes of highway and 20 minutes of highway.

Good evening, on the one hand, I might need a few more opinions: I am looking for a new car. My main criterion is that it should be a diesel with more than 4 cylinders. By the way, it should be a combination with a manual transmission. Unfortunately, I can’t get past a diesel because my work is 50 km away and I have to commute with the car. The driving performance in the year will be about 30-40k km. The budget is about 20-25k €. Currently I drive a Skoda Octavia 2 RS TDI with 170 hp. I am very satisfied with it, only here and there the first blows occur. Looking for cars that meet the criterion, I have the following models in view: – A4 3.0 TDI – BMW 330 – Volvo V70 D5 Do you have other used cars or does someone have experience at the running costs of the above models?

Hello together, I will soon start a new job in a city about 50km away and need a car for it. It should be as economical as possible, because the frequent driving already beats well enough on the cash register. Budget would be up to approx. 750€(+/-), my requirements are quite sufficient, only a bit more storage space than a small car like e.g. a VW Up it should already have and as far as possible be a 5-door, so that I can use it well in the summer of everyday life. I assume that there is a used person, but not all too old, but I’d like to be taught by you professionals. I hope you can give me one or the other tip, I’m grateful for any new information I can get.