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Hi all!
I have noticed an ad in my town for a puma going for £500 and wondered if that is too cheap of a price?
Its a 1.6 with around 80k miles, 2000 reg and MOT for another 8 months.
The guy hasnt really given much else away other than "dives well" which could mean anything, does this sound like it could be a dodgy car? Or do standard pumas usually go for cheap?
Also, are there any specific things to look out for when buying a second hand 1.6 puma?
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Posted 05 July 2015 - 09:59 PM
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You could look in AutoTrader for a 1.6 Puma in say a 200 mile radius of your home to see what sort of prices in general they are going for.
As a minimun could do a standard second hand buyer car list check, the AA may have one.
Check what maintenance history the car has so you might know if iyou need to get lots or not a lot done based on what it has had.
You could look in AutoTrader for a 1.6 Puma in say a 200 mile radius of your home to see what sort of prices in general they are going for.
As a minimun could do a standard second hand buyer car list check, the AA may have one.
Check what maintenance history the car has so you might know if iyou need to get lots or not a lot done based on what it has had.
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Posted 06 July 2015 - 06:02 AM
Certainly worth a look if it is close to home.
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