Car Around Rs.2laks For Campus Student?

Kule · March 30, 2010

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS MY FRIENDS. YOU ALL ARE REAL CAR LOVERS. HONESTLY I'M NOW THINKING OF A "VW"

rameez · March 30, 2010

machang kule nice to hear that...........I am also hoping to buy one..........what are your expectations.....1300 or 1200 but just dont be hard on your budget limits

SpEeD FrEak · March 30, 2010

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS MY FRIENDS. YOU ALL ARE REAL CAR LOVERS. HONESTLY I'M NOW THINKING OF A "VW"

Good Bro

So what are you going to buy

a 1200 or 1300

Supra_Natural · March 30, 2010

My Choices,
Early Fiat Uno 60 - Has to be one of the best buys.

Fiat 128/Upali

With due respect. He is looking for a trouble free runner that he can use every day. While i respect fiats, im not going to suggest a 20 + year old italian car which has been hacked several people beforehand can be described as that Gtam.

My grandma had a uno 60 at the tail end of the 80's/early 90's. She bought it from the first owner who babied the car. It spent most of the year and a half she kept it either not starting or with half of its electrical system shorting out.

I for one don't buy into the cliche that all italian cars are nightmares. But I have to say that Uno came pretty damn close!

Kule · March 31, 2010

Good Bro
So what are you going to buy

a 1200 or 1300

Hey, I'm not that much aware of VW 1200 & 1300. What is the best for me? I'll try to increase my budget..... Thanks

Supra_Natural · March 31, 2010

Hey, I'm not that much aware of VW 1200 & 1300. What is the best for me? I'll try to increase my budget..... Thanks

1300cc and 1200cc are the most common engine sizes the beetle came with. Most of the older beetles (pre 1966) in SL are 1200s although there were some 1300's too. The later models (after 1967) most commonly have the 1300 engine.

You can pick up a decent post 1967 1300 for around 250-275k easily. That is probably the best option since they have the 12 Volt electrical system.