My favorite subject, I wouldnt go again for a 4x4 not economical, too expensive to buy from dealers and if you want to part exchange them later on you will get nothing or loose a lots of money.Basically I have just given awaymy Mitsubishi Shogan to be rid of it in a part exchange deal. I have a Nissan Micra, a Peuget 307 state diesel, and my lovely VW passat 1.8 petrol it so roomy and the boot is like a van. The economy is fair for a big car I get around 35m/g in town and about 45mg motorway Idon't drive slowly either it so nippy. Basically any one of my cars I kind heartedly recommend if you can get a Passat Diesel forget about all other cars. My friends 2002 diesel Passat just done 200K miles and he is getting something like 70m/g and still drives like new. If he wqants to sell it he will not loose money. Buy privately and save yourself loads of money then again you have just won the Lotto (kh7ayeron wassalam) at least have a dream of one. if you still want a 4x4 don't pay more than 5K for 2005 onwards. good luck and becarefull of sharks.
I will go for Toyota Prius green stylish & very economical Costs Count
The Prius demonstrates great value for money, particularly in areas of fuel consumption, servicing and insurance. And thanks to its hybrid technology, it’s of course exempt from the London congestion charge.
Quality Control
The entire ownership experience from purchase onwards is critical to happy motoring. Who wants a good-looking, environmentally friendly car that keeps breaking down? The Prius can boast superb reliability thanks to an eight-year warranty on hybrid parts and reliability guaranteed with a 60,000-mile standard vehicle warranty.
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