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Best new car for £25,000

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Get yourself down to toyota and get a gt86


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Reply 41
Original post by InconspicuousGuy
Get yourself down to toyota and get a gt86


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Original post by gbduo
You must be very popular.

How anyone can post that amazing video review and still want a boring as 318 with no spec to name of I don't know.

You get so much for your money with the GT86.

because it's important for me to have room for more than 1 passenger

the video clearly shows there's no room for any real passengers

not to mention, just checked and not surprisingly the insurance for an under 25 with a 200bhp car is 8,000 ...
Reply 42
Insurance will be cheaper from a performance broker rather than on a comparison site.

I have a 2 seater sports car and have had it for the last 4 years. I can count on 1 hand the number of times I have thought I needed 1 more seat or more room over a car that is fun to drive and rewarding.

For 25k, you asked what the best car is, it's a gt86.

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I have a Toyota celica with quite frankly even less rear seat room than the gt86 and I still manage to get one person in the front and one in the rear(can't have anyone behind me as I'm 6.1 and need all the leg room). I think you would be surprised at what you can get in the back of cars like the gt86 and you may be pleasantly surprised


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Reply 44
Original post by jusdorange
not to mention, just checked and not surprisingly the insurance for an under 25 with a 200bhp car is 8,000 ...


You're looking in the wrong places.
Reply 46
Original post by jusdorange
because it's important for me to have room for more than 1 passenger

the video clearly shows there's no room for any real passengers

not to mention, just checked and not surprisingly the insurance for an under 25 with a 200bhp car is 8,000 ...


The last 911 I had was about 300 quid IIRC...
Jaguar XF looks so sexy


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Reply 48
Original post by JC.
The last 911 I had was about 300 quid IIRC...

dude, I've been driving all of 3 months

no one will be cheap, me as only driver

also central london
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Reply 49
3 months? Central London!

Who would buy and drive a brand new car with that little experience in the middle of London where a lot is happening and no one gives a **** about your car.

You mad.
Reply 50
Original post by JC.
The last 911 I had was about 300 quid IIRC...


No disrespect, but just saying 911 is like me saying I can get a quote for a "golf". They vary so massively that it's not comparable.

If you are talking about classic insurance on an older, slower car it's meaningless.
Reply 51
Original post by Friggerpants
You're looking in the wrong places.

I am 22
I live in Central London
I have been driving for 3 months total

I sincerely doubt anyone will allow me to insurance a 200BHP plus car for below 5,000

fully comp, me as only driver.
Reply 52
Have you tried performance car specialists? The tiny companies that act as brokers in the back of car magazines?

They are usually better than the mainstream
Reply 53
I see why whoever assumed I would get it on finance, just checked stats, 68pc of new cars are bought on finance

interesting stat
Reply 54
decided on the 316i sport

the interior is what swung me, the a class is ugly and interiors of golf , clio etc didnt appeal
Reply 55
Poverty spec BMW. You must love losing money, the depreciation on that will be horrendous!

Oh wait, it's not your money to lose is it...

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Reply 56
Original post by gbduo
Poverty spec BMW. You must love losing money, the depreciation on that will be horrendous!

Oh wait, it's not your money to lose is it...

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lol, as mentioned before and I have no issues with it, it's father's money

& besides engine size/speed, I don't see what big thing I am missing out on, the extra's are novelty like headlight wash for £215

there's nothing in the options list that is omg wow, I didn't get bmw sat nav as I prefer iphone sat nav to their own one
Reply 57
Original post by gbduo
Poverty spec BMW. You must love losing money, the depreciation on that will be horrendous!

Oh wait, it's not your money to lose is it...

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also, it's new, no one else used it

no pets inside etc

worth paying extra
Reply 58
Original post by jusdorange
also, it's new, no one else used it

worth paying extra


Except the sweaty South African bloke who loaded it onto the RORO vessel and all the guys in between till you take delivery of it..

Pretty sure at least 10 persons would have driven it before you but enjoy the new car anyway :smile:

p/s: It won't be surprising me if someone else test drove that car before you as well :biggrin:
Reply 59
Original post by Alfissti
Except the sweaty South African bloke who loaded it onto the RORO vessel and all the guys in between till you take delivery of it..

Pretty sure at least 10 persons would have driven it before you but enjoy the new car anyway :smile:

p/s: It won't be surprising me if someone else test drove that car before you as well :biggrin:


I'm aware it doesn't exactly park itself from germany to uk

but you are being rather pedantic, I can't avoid any new car being driven say 10km or so

I can avoid a year of use by purchasing new

if that wasn't clear ..

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