even with the golf parked up front my mind still cant get away from another 406


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What's that? a VW having loads of costly repairs you say? who'd have thought it?Gary406 wrote:another reason i wont keep the golf. the seller gave me a wallet full of receipts from work done on car and i do not wanna be responcible for some of those if it happens again
Not from a proper retail forecourt with warranty (& a full PDI as I was told) when you consider myself & Plod watched a similar spec one end on Ebay from a home trader @ £2700.Gary406 wrote:waue is 2995 not overpriced for a 406 ?
Welly is talking absolute sense there - mine had under 80k when I bought it & look at what I've had to spend so far.Welly wrote:I'd probably avoid a low-mileage HDi having (sort of) had one as it is likely to be crying out for all of those things the older one's need like Bottom Pulley, In-Tank pump, Eggsauce Flexi, EGR, Engine Mount etc... I'd get one with higher miles but lots of history. I bought mine at 96,000/ 7 years old but didn't appreciate that it was approaching the 'cusp' of fairly major overhaul, nothing major singularly but all together a bit tasty on the wallet
You can actually get a pretty decent 407 for £3k mate.Bailes1992 wrote:I'd be willing to spend upto £3000 for a late, low mileage, mint 406 with shitloads of history!
It's that or an Early, high mileage 407
Captain Jack wrote:On a serious note, I managed to get my knob off after some persuasive yanking. Then used some epoxy to put the new one on. Glue still setting now so haven't had the chance to test it.
steve_earwig wrote:Ooh-er mrs.
Thats the thing! I'd probably have to go for a 1.6HDi for insurance reasons. Not a problem, and if I get the XLine I don't have to deal with the shitty DPF.ToddM wrote:You can actually get a pretty decent 407 for £3k mate.Bailes1992 wrote:I'd be willing to spend upto £3000 for a late, low mileage, mint 406 with shitloads of history!
It's that or an Early, high mileage 407