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Why didn't you mention depreciation in the petrol-diesel research?
Just wondering if the petrol versus diesel debate should have taken into account the depreciation of the cars in addition to the other costs shown. I would imagine that certain cars would definately sell better if they were diesel (Most Audis and Volkswagens) than if they were petrol. What do you think?
Brendan Sweeney (Buncrana)
Jun 2013 Filed under: diesel
When is the new Ford Mondeo coming to Ireland?
When will the new Ford Mondeo be on sale in Ireland?
John Kelly (Dublin)
Jun 2013 Filed under: future cars
Should a high-mileage Passat be reliable?
Is the 2006 1.6-litre Volkswagen Passat reliable over 100,000 miles?
Mim Hamel
Jun 2013 Filed under: reliability
Is the Fiat Doblo a good buy?
Is the Fiat Doblo with 1.3 MultiJet diesel a good buy? The car offered is a 2009 model with only 9,000km on the clock. She looks like new and is a five-seater with high roof.
Siegfried Fuhrmann (New Ross)
Jun 2013 Filed under: choosing used car
Would it make sense to buy an old model petrol Kia Sportage?
Would it make sense to buy an old model 2010 Kia Sportage 2.0-litre petrol with less than 20,000 kilometres on the clock? Asking price is €13,000. What kind of mpg should I expect (most of my driving is out of town)?
Patrick Glen (Dublin)
Jun 2013 Filed under: choosing used car
Is €5,900 good value for this Mercedes C-Class?
I am considering purchasing a 2004 Mercedes-Benz C-Class diesel with leather and 69,000 miles on the clock. It has a new NCT and comes with service history. Price €5,900. Is it good value?
John Clancy (Waterford)
Jun 2013 Filed under: used car values
Is this Touran good value and likely to be reliable?
2008 Volkswagen Touran with DSG for €8,500: is it good value and is it reliable?
Peter Evans (Castlemaine)
Jun 2013 Filed under: used car values
Should I get a warranty with a cheap second hand car?
Should I get a warranty with a cheap second hand car? I'm buying a second hand car from a dealer and my price range is between €1,500 and €3,000. Should I expect not to get any warranty? If not maybe private sale is better for me.
Mark Jordan (Dublin)
Jun 2013 Filed under: warranty
Help me buy a BMW 8 Series
Hi there, I am looking at a BMW 8 Series 4.4-litre with 206,000km on the clock and three owners. It's a UK car with no duty paid. How much is it worth and what should I be on the look out for?
Thanks
Liam Tully (Dublin)
Jun 2013 Filed under: choosing used car
Why is the Opel Mokka so slow coming into Ireland?
Why is the Opel Mokka so slow coming into Ireland?
Noreen O'Connor (Boyle)
Jun 2013 Filed under: choosing new car
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