Advice Please Which version would best suit our requirements. - Page 3

MSS · 19th July 2018, 06:01

For your intended mileage, I personally would not consider a diesel. My preference would be a V6.

I would always prioritize mechanical condition as well as the bodywork and interior condition over toys. Most toys never get used in real-life driving - for example, the heated seats on our Connie SE have never been used. Also, fabric seats are more comfortable than leather....

Unless the purchase is as a "cheap banger", always allow circa £1500 for a maintenance programme in order to take the car to a good and reliable mechanical state.

An auto V6 will go nicely with the Ambiance of Mullion Cove and surrounding areas. I have driven my Omega V6 auto in the area on a number of family holidays and it was a real pleasure.

Outlaw 41 · 19th July 2018, 08:25

Only two things from me as all the rest has been covered. If you want to waft along on a cloud of opulence its a 75 but if you would like a firmer ride and a car that travels flat through a bend with also the option of grabbing it by the watsits with a big stupid grin on your face , then its the ZT.

19th July 2018, 06:01	#21
MSS This is my second home Rover 75CDT, Jaguar XF-S 3.0V6, V'xhall Omega V6 Estate, Twintop 1.8VVT, Astra Estate and Corsa 1.2 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Suffolk Posts: 7,083 Thanks: 283 Thanked 624 Times in 440 Posts	For your intended mileage, I personally would not consider a diesel. My preference would be a V6. I would always prioritize mechanical condition as well as the bodywork and interior condition over toys. Most toys never get used in real-life driving - for example, the heated seats on our Connie SE have never been used. Also, fabric seats are more comfortable than leather.... Unless the purchase is as a "cheap banger", always allow circa £1500 for a maintenance programme in order to take the car to a good and reliable mechanical state. An auto V6 will go nicely with the Ambiance of Mullion Cove and surrounding areas. I have driven my Omega V6 auto in the area on a number of family holidays and it was a real pleasure. Last edited by MSS; 19th July 2018 at 06:05..

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19th July 2018, 08:25	#22
Outlaw 41 Loves to post MG ZT Join Date: May 2018 Location: Blackwood Posts: 315 Thanks: 244 Thanked 125 Times in 83 Posts	Only two things from me as all the rest has been covered. If you want to waft along on a cloud of opulence its a 75 but if you would like a firmer ride and a car that travels flat through a bend with also the option of grabbing it by the watsits with a big stupid grin on your face , then its the ZT.