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  1. xcarlx
    I'm way too young for that
  2. xcarlx
    Haha I agree there, heart not head. It can be motorway but if it's too congested, I'll have to use normal roads but I should be able to open it up at least once a week if that helps. I would like something that is a bit quick, I'm going to have to do the math and see how I feel.
  3. xcarlx
    I heard about that dpf thing when I was looking at the Ford focus. I travel 18 miles to work and I'll be doing about 200+ miles each week. Petrol would cost me too much, I need to do at least 45mpg, I'm not after a sports car but I do need something I can use on the motorway and something that can 'move' if and when I need it to.
  4. xcarlx
    Can you help me find some reviews please. I've had a look and the issues seem to be with warrantydirect.Com (us company) rather than warrantydirect.Co.Uk (unrelated UK company). This is really doing my head in though, it's a first car I want so I'm sticking to 4.5k max and I just want something that will last me 3 years without to many issues. Currently looking at an 06 ibiza fr diesel.
  5. xcarlx
    Hi, I had a quick look on the warranty direct website and it states that failures caused by wear and tear are covered. I wonder if anyone has any experience with warranty direct.
  6. xcarlx
    I'm aware of the Sales of Goods Act (Ex CAB) and in an ideal world that would suffice but realistically it will probably result in small claims courts and losing out in the end, on top of that I just don't have the time for that stuff. I'd rather just get a good warranty and be done with it, sure it will cost but I'm willing to burn money for peace of mind. From the looks of it, warranty direct are decent though.
  7. xcarlx
    I'm looking into getting a VW Golf, not sure where from but I now know to stay away from carcraft and AC. I'm really worried about buying a car that develops problems and I'm aware of the rubbish warranties you tend to get when you buy a used car. I then saw that you can take out a separate warranty on various websites

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