Post by rodge on Jan 8, 2024 19:33:13 GMT
The new Reg plates are out since the beginning of the month and I’ve only seen one car on a 241 plate so far- a neighbor has bought a Toyota Rav 4.
The list price for the basic model is €44,500 on the road which got me wondering how much the cheapest car is.
It’s a Dacia Sandero at just over €16,000.
Now I don’t think any of us here drive a Dacia, but if you had to buy a car to keep you going for, say 3 years, what would you buy?
Criteria for the choices are it has to have an engine and on the road for £15,000 (forget insurance costs).
Googling has provided the list below.
Kia Picanto - £13,665.
Dacia Sandero - £13,785.
MG3 - £13,820.
Citroen C3 - £13,995.
Volkswagen up! - £14,630.
Fiat Panda - £14,740.
Personally I’d be partial to the Up! or the Panda with maybe one or two options that keep it under the limit.
The list price for the basic model is €44,500 on the road which got me wondering how much the cheapest car is.
It’s a Dacia Sandero at just over €16,000.
Now I don’t think any of us here drive a Dacia, but if you had to buy a car to keep you going for, say 3 years, what would you buy?
Criteria for the choices are it has to have an engine and on the road for £15,000 (forget insurance costs).
Googling has provided the list below.
Kia Picanto - £13,665.
Dacia Sandero - £13,785.
MG3 - £13,820.
Citroen C3 - £13,995.
Volkswagen up! - £14,630.
Fiat Panda - £14,740.
Personally I’d be partial to the Up! or the Panda with maybe one or two options that keep it under the limit.
