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Citigo baptised

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Just over a week old and the citigo has just carried two bags of cement, a sheet of plywood 4*4ft,4 bags of garden waste. So much for keeping her pristine. 750 miles now and starting to settle down.

Great cars :)

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1000 miles now. London and the dreaded M25 yesterday. Picnic in Greenwich park with the family. A grand day.

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Citigo will be three in May. OSR seat belt socket has broken. Exhaust ( I think ) is banging and knocking when starting and accelerating or decelerating. Hope it's not a drive shaft. Dealer to look next Tuesday. Had a valuation too. They have offered £3750 which seems lower than expected. Will cost £8000 to change. Any thoughts anyone? If I change before April then I keep zero VED. After it goes up to standard rate £140.

8000 to change to what? Has it been cheap motoring over the time you have had it?

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Changing to a similar spec Citigo new. Certainly it has been cheap to run. I used Groupon vouchers for 10000 mile services at £50 plus the cost of genuine skoda filters, better than the £140 dealer charge. Nothing else needed until now when a rear seat belt socket has failed and the exhaust ( I think) is knocking.

A good quick little car that regularly does 300 mile trips. I am retired but do 10,000 annually.

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I prefer taking it to Wales over my wifes focus 1.6 estate. In fact if I'm on my own I prefer it that way. If someone else is coming I upsell to there car; normally bigger.

 

I've found it to be very cheap motoring really. the only down side I've had is I took the floor out of the boot to access all that extra space. Unfortunately the spec sticker got trashed on the first weekend due to a very wet weekend.

I hadn't thought of groupon for servicing... clever chap 

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