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I just watched the TopGear episode where they find used cars for the price of a new Nissan Pixo.

So, what happens is, someone posts a new car, and the price, then the next person posts a used car of the same price that's much more desirable. Then they post a new car, and so on...

I'll kick things off:

Dacia Sandero '13 - £5995

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I don't have anything right now, but I really really like the idea of this thread. It will be pretty fun.
 
Oh, wait. Misunderstood the OP. Nevermind.
 
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I hope people try to make it realistic, meaning it is not a good idea to buy a 30 year old car that's all rust and that its yearly insurance costs more than the car itself. Something you would consider and maybe buy as a daily or weekend driver, instead of a "project" that will ruin your life.

Classic minis are a prime example of that. Absurdly cheap to buy, hf maintaining it. That's not only on the financial side of it but most importantly that the car needs a lot of constant work, which is why people do engine swaps on those so they are more reliable.

edit: And come to think of it, it would be pretty nice if people post the link where they got the price from (1. Actual car) and another link showing what it usually costs (2. Actual car in good condition).
 
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Audi S4, with a manual transmission and a 4.2 litre V8. :drool: All for just £5999


And now, our new new car:
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Nicely equipped Vauxhall Insignia, ~£28000
 
No, that's a thread asking people which car they'd rather buy. This is a thread where people post a car and others post a used car that's more desirable or someone for the same price.
 
This is basically for people like me, who love to find great cars for small amounts of money. Even though I can't afford them.
 
I'll not play for a bit I think, as I'd just find the best value in an M car for the new car's money :lol:
 
New car
A3 Cabrio £21,185
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2007 Jaguar XKR 4.2 Supercharged V8 -£21490
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=190798262970&index=4&nav=SEARCH&nid=89093516864
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New Car - 2013 Toyota Yaris 1.5 VVTi Hybrid T-Spirit 5dr - £17196
http://www.orangewheels.co.uk/toyota/toyota-yaris/custom/toyota-yaris-hybrid.html
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Oh, and just so things stay logical, the only rule is that the 'new car' must be no older than a 2012 Model. 2011 Is acceptable in cases where the manufacturer is small scale.​
 
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New Car - 2013 Toyota Yaris 1.5 VVTi Hybrid T-Spirit 5dr - £17196
http://www.orangewheels.co.uk/toyota/toyota-yaris/custom/toyota-yaris-hybrid.html
2013-toyota-yaris-hybrid-1.jpg


Oh, and just so things stay logical, the only rule is that the 'new car' must be no older than a 2012 Model. 2011 Is acceptable in cases where the manufacturer is small scale.​
Lotus Esprit Turbo S4 £14,999.00
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lotus-Esprit-Turbo-S4-/330870622742?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item4d096d0a16
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New car:
BMW 320i M sport £29,000 (Holy crap that's expensive for something with less that 200 horses)
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Also, why is the BRZ/GT86 so expensive over there?
 


2009 Bentley Arnage, £21,995. Any GTP members in the UK who need a new car? :p

Toyota iQ, £11,000

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I think you misunderstood. The iQ costs £11,000, so your used car must cost roughly that. ;)
 
Audi A5 3.0 TDi Quattro Sport- £17,000

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New Car:
Audi A3 1.6 TDI Sport- £20,735

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Why are the Dacia Sanderos you and I posted so differently priced? Is yours fully-loaded or something? :p
 
Yeah it was the highest priced :) (forgot to look around)
 
New

2013 Shelby GT500

$63,080


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$63,000 = about £40,000

1988 BMW E30 M3 Evo 2 (ex Jay Kay) £39,995

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New

Base spec 2013 BMW M135i £30,555

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