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Old 16-01-2014, 04:51 PM   #1
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Default What Car Your Thoughts Please

Friend has an older AU and is looking to update a little. Family man 2 small kids not expanding. He asked about how my FG is but his budget is 2008 XT so I said hard to compare 2009 XR6T which I love. I checked the under 15k cars today not knowing his limit and saw some Mondeo TDCI's in the price bracket. They dont have much power but very good P/W ratio. It would probably be slightly higher servicing but lower fuel costs and plenty of fruit compared to bare bones XT. In his position I would lean to Mondeo. Whats your thoughts?

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