, what mph does it do?
European cars are balanced, thats what they are. Most of them combine power, performance, comfort and luxury all in one. My 1992 BMW 325i can easily handle turns better than some newer cars today, it pulls well (the M50 engine is a bit weak at low revs) and is simple yet comfortable. That car has so much grip I'm rather amazed...though the insurance for it does suck.
Nice!, have you had trouble with your last one then?, do I remember you saying you damaged it in an accident, a friend of mine has that same model Seat, & he loves it, he says it "sits on the road well", good price too!
Parkers Review said:
looking forward to it.. lol, tis my birthday present from me to me.. hehe.. bored with loosing my car for a couple of days every other week, rather buy something which will be more reliable..
That was my last car, I had the Avant 2.0 in silver, a beautiful car, I loved it! sadly I had to trade it in, as I had problems getting out, my legs don't work as they used to, & I had to lift them over the Audi's deep cill, so now I have an 'A' class 1.4 Mercedes also in silver, [great colour!] very economical, literally no cill, more mpg, less road tax, cheaper insurance, very sprightly, great design....but ohhh, I do miss my A4!!
