most reliable make of car

volvo

**cars... maybe mazda? i had mazda that did 150K and still drove like a dream. very little looking after needed.

*** - japense

Toyotas in my experience.

Not Renault

should point out ive never been insured before so ..cheap insurance is a must

you can have my lexus ls 400 for £800 , never let me down its a P reg and the tyres need blowing up

no car ever made was more reliable

private piles 16 Nov 13:19
should point out ive never been insured before so ..cheap insurance is a must


oh, in that case then, a reliant robin would be your best bet

i have a fake delboy driving licence so that would work

VW/Audi. The Japanese cars are also very reliable - Toyota, Mitsubishi etc.

I once read that there hadn't been a single instance of anyone's Honda VTEC engine being recalled for fixing.

A Honda Concerto (not VTEC I'm guessing), if you can find one, could be the ideal buy. Top Gear called them "probably the most reliable car ever" IIRC.

FORD FOR ME ,AND ROVER WORST

yep heard about the head gasketts on the rovers..expensive to repair

Rover - Ruination Over Very Expensive Repairs
Lotus - Lots Of Trouble Usually Serious

not sure if there are any other acronyms of this type out there. . .

Koenigsegg?

Not OPEL

or rather vauxhall for the british

FIAT - Failed Italian Automotive Technology

:)

Something like lexus / toyota. Nissans in general are good, other than the awful renault infected micra.
VW has shocking reliability on newer cars, and has somewhat xfered over to audi, esp with the TT.

Anything french/italian will fall apart.

FORD -**or repair daily - found on rubbish dumps

private piles 16 Nov 13:33


yep heard about the head gasketts on the rovers..expensive to repair

Only the some petrol cars. Diesels on the other hand very good and very cheap to buy.

The gaskets in the standard lotus 'rover engined' elise alway seem to last. Steering rack is what usually goes on them.

toyota work to six sigma quality control standards. basically means one faulty part in one million. dont know prices in uk, but as far a japanese cars go, toyota is your car maker....

The K series was designed to be both racing and normal day engine. But it never quite worked out they should have redesigned the K series for domestic drivers.

whats the insurance like on a toyota?

Depends on what model! My Iq3 is about £300 with 3 years no claims, and only £50 more on the wifes MR2.

Supra will probably be a bit more ;)

Moskvitch...they are reliably shoite

This is a good site for any particular car you might fancy and want to find out what's good and bad about it, don't be put off by the name.

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/

Not had any problems with my Veyron yet.

old ace 16 Nov 13:20
you can have my lexus ls 400 for £800 , never let me down its a P reg and the tyres need blowing up
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will you throw in some semtex ?

Just had a look on autotrader for you, there is a hyundai atoz 1lt for £695 T reg 12 months mot. insurance grp 1

that sounds like a decent deal..12 months mot and that.
also my price range..cheers will take a look on there

no bother mate