OK, Ive had 14 months after my TDCi Mondeo with a Chevrolet Epica 2.0ltr diesel

 

Cost me £4000, does 40mpg

 

But major worries about parts (Chevvy are shutting down in Europe) and diagnostics (dealer only), 2 things Ford won easily on

 

Being a taxi driver the car is my bread and butter, ive had some prices, id go VAT regd so i could claim back the VAT inc in these ...

 

MANUAL-ALL £0 RFL

1.6S £16495

2.0 S £17195

2.0 SE Estate £18995 OTR

 

DSG-ALL £130 RFL

2.0 S DSG £18250 OTR

2.0 SE DSG £19995 OTR

 

 

Would be having HP, so would be going from nil PCN (Chevvy is paid for) to £350 PCM

Edited 29 November, 201411 yr by lichfielddriver

S 1.6 TDI CR 105PS £16695

S 2.0 TDI CR 140PS £17150

SE 2.0 TDI CR 170PS £19150

S GreenLine III 1.6 TDI CR 105PS Greenline III £16895

SE GreenLine III 1.6 TDI CR 105PS Greenline III £17950

hi fella, im in exactly the same situation, my chevvy has 188K miles on it, and has been in workshop having a new bumper fitted and painted up through someone elses insurance, and had a Superb as a courtesy taxi, 1.6 greenline, pretty good car, also London congestion charge free, bit of a plus there, drives very solidly, still have a choice of 3 at present

Hi, its me, chevvychase!

 

lol

 

 

at least aussie ed aint here

i tell a lie

 

im not yet paying off the loan for the chevvy, so i pay £174 a month

 

i could buy a superb (new) for about £100 a month more

 

suddenly the odds swing in favour of the skoda