Hi, I'm looking for a small family car and have pretty much decided to get a focus. Now the question turns to what kind. I took a Zetec climate 1.6 out for a drive on Saturday which I was impressed with. Also had a look at the Ghia which I liked (apart from the plastic wood effect!)
Thing is, at the dealership I found this one...
http://www.drivebenf...75401/index.cfm
Doesn;t this seem on the cheap side for a 2007 model? Any thoughts on it.
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Started by ezman, Sep 29 2008 01:24 PM
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 01:47 PM
A quick search on autotrader shows quite alot of 1.6 ghias 55/56 plate between £6000 and £7500 so to be honest it's quite a normal if not slightly higher priced one.
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 02:03 PM
A quick search on autotrader shows quite alot of 1.6 ghias 55/56 plate between £6000 and £7500 so to be honest it's quite a normal if not slightly higher priced one.
Ah. I guess cos I'm filtering to under 20,000 miles....incidentally, what importance would you attach to low mileage when buying a used ford focus?
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 03:14 PM
Ah. I guess cos I'm filtering to under 20,000 miles....incidentally, what importance would you attach to low mileage when buying a used ford focus?
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The search i did was for under 20,000 as well mate, i did it to the same spec as the one on the link you posted.
Low mileage is always better obviously as the car has not suffered as much wear and tear but even with low mileage check that it has been serviced and looked after.
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 03:44 PM
The search i did was for under 20,000 as well mate, i did it to the same spec as the one on the link you posted.
Low mileage is always better obviously as the car has not suffered as much wear and tear but even with low mileage check that it has been serviced and looked after.
Aha...right - it's the fact it's a 2007 model that surprises me (which has the sony cd/radio I want).
I'm still trying to get my head round all this 55,56 business, when I was last looking for a car it was still the first letter of the plate which gave its year
Thanks for your help.
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Posted 29 September 2008 - 03:50 PM
It is quite confusing especially as some 55 plate cars are 06 and some 56 cars are 07!
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