First car..

[Indie-Dan]

Stick to small cars with small engines to keep the insurance premiums and running costs down.

Ford Ka, Peugeot 107/Citroen C1/Toyota Aygo, Renault Twingo, Vauxhall Agila, Volkswagen Fox, Smart ForTwo, stuff like that.

[Ajthedragon]

Go for a ford, reliable and easy to get parts for...

[Bren]

Stick to small cars with small engines to keep the insurance premiums and running costs down.

Ford Ka, Peugeot 107/Citroen C1/Toyota Aygo, Renault Twingo, Vauxhall Agila, Volkswagen Fox, Smart ForTwo, stuff like that.

some of them are fairly new so for a first car will be expensive to insure

and danny my 106 doesnt have noticeable rust havn't seen any anywhere yet

[GoldenMerc]

some of them are fairly new so for a first car will be expensive to insure

and danny my 106 doesnt have noticeable rust havn't seen any anywhere yet

That's cos the whole car is about the fall apart Brendan

[Jord]

That's cos the whole car is about the fall apart Brendan

Atleast he can afford a car

[Saxo]

Saxo + 106 are the same car lol, just saxos r sexier looking

[Bren]

Saxo + 106 are the same car lol, just saxos r sexier looking

that is true i wanted a saxo for years but found my 106 for £100 so it was a nice steal

[CJW93]

I'm hoping for a saxo

Not bad looking cars

[e5]

Renault sport tbh

[tm]

If it has 'sport', 'coupé' or 'S' in the trim level, don't bother.

Before I got my van I got a quote for a VW polo which was £1300 then did a quote for a VW Polo Coupé, identical 1.0 engine and it was £2700.

Ps. TO VAN DOUBTERS - I'm paying less than £350 a year in insurance for my van now and its 1.8 Turbo Diesel.