need a new car

[Mozza]

Got a fiat cinqutento for sale 1 litre and it never got stuck int snow, Im sure itll be fine off road:lol:

 

I think your right, You could carry it everywhere you go

[Frankie Lawrence]

I think your right, You could carry it everywhere you go

 

HAHA I am actualy selling and im not leing about it going anywere in the snow.

 

[dent]

what about nissan terrano for 3k you could get a 1999 model in good nick

[ad15]

3k will get you a decent Discovery mate

 

3k WILL get you a discovery,,, but decent??? that's another story..:lol:

[Grizzly]

I used to have a Citroen Berlingo:blushing: BUT, it was one of the best vehicles I've ever had! It has a high ground clearance (compared to standard cars), nice thin wheels and a massive boot space, especially if you drop the rear seats. The rear sliding doors were a feature I liked, it makes it loads easier to get stuff in and out. Mine never let me down and I used to take it off road regular when out lamping and shooting.

[felixthelogchopper]

what about nissan terrano for 3k you could get a 1999 model in good nick

 

Go for the 2.7 TDi, bulletproof engine and 30+mpg if you don't thrash it. Good for towing too.

[Rattlehunter]

Ford SMAX -

up to 7 seats (back 5 can fold flat to give huge boot)

slightly higher up but drives like a car not a van,

good MPG and was tow car of the year one year.

Not been out too long so finding one at £3k might be difficult.

http://www.ford.co.uk/Cars/S-MAX

[Peter]

Isuzu Trooper.

 

Proper 4x4, tows 3.5 tonnes, seats 7, 30mpgs if you're careful.

[Bolt]

if you really are going to get a 4x4, go for one with a proper low box.

 

Currently driving about in a freelander 2 and an X-trail. Both have got 6 gears, but neither have a low box which I reckon is a total flaw.

 

I would go for something a little bigger (disco / isuzu) with a proper box and proper ground clearance. Depending on how you drive, you won't loose much in MPG.

[Cracker]

right im after a lil bit help folkes basically my c3 is gettin battered goin up n down forest traks i have 3k to spend looking for either a 4x4 or something with a bit of height as not to ground it all the time any help appreciated

 

I paid £2800 for my 1994 Toyota Land Cruiser. It's 4.2 diesel, has eight seats and will tow 3.5 tonnes. It also has front and rear diff locks. It will do 27mpg if you drive nicely. Oh, and they don't rust. Just make sure you get the big end shells changed if you buy a <94. Bits cost £60 from Milner and takes about three hours.