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Reliable and economical secondhand car - suggestions please

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EMGEMG · 01/06/2026 19:34

I'm looking for a secondhand car and I need something reliable reliable, economical and comfy for long drives. And I'm on a tight budget of course!
I'm thinking of a Nissan at the moment - O heard they're pretty reliable at higher mileage. And cost less to buy and run.
Any suggestions are welcome!

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DrEmilyCrabtree · 01/06/2026 19:58

Hyundai have a good reputation with me and a number of my friends

Shade17 · 01/06/2026 20:01

I’d probably avoid any Nissan built in the last 10 years or so, Toyota is where I’d be looking.

EMGEMG · Yesterday 12:34

DrEmilyCrabtree · 01/06/2026 19:58

Hyundai have a good reputation with me and a number of my friends

These don't seem to appear on 'most reliable' reviews but I'll bear them in mind. Thank you.

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DrEmilyCrabtree · Yesterday 13:05

I've got an ix20. Its 10yo and i've had it 8 with no issues. I love driving it. 2 good friends have Tucsons, again no issues. For 1 it replaced a previous model (ix35) which was fine, it was just an upgrade. If from new you get a 5 year warranty

JohnofWessex · Yesterday 13:09

Kia

If you get one with even a tiny bit of warranty left most dealers seem pretty relaxed about any claims

I got a brand new clutch when they went to fix an oil leak on mine

Littlebitpsycho · Yesterday 13:15

My mum has a Honda Jazz and although I don't enjoy it myself (I'm used to my tank of a 4x4) its incredibly economical, reliable as hell and its an absolute tardis inside, it's really quite spacious. Hers was bought for i think 8/9k at 3 years old with less than 10k mileage on it

HughManity · Yesterday 13:18

Toyota or Honda Jazz. Also Ford Focus.

Whataflippincircus · Yesterday 13:19

Toyota Aygo. They are very reliable.

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