Buying a used car

I am looking to buy a used Citroen C4, ideally no more than five years old, a diesel, and within a budget of £6500.

I have found a 1.6 diesel C4 Cachet, 2008 reg, with 22,000 on the clock. The asking price is £7700 and the dealer has said they will go no lower than £7400. There are other C4's available that are a couple of years older, and have around 50k on the clock rather than 20k, that fall within my budget.

Is it worth paying the extra £1000 for a C4 that is two years younger and has half the mileage?

More importantly, am I getting a good deal on the one listed for £7400?

Asked on 8 April 2011 by c8t8k

Answered by Honest John
I don't know what a C4 Cachet is based on, nor its power output, nor whether its a 3 door or 5 door so can't value it. But an 08 C4 1.6HDI Cool retailed for £8,400 in March.
Similar questions
I am looking to buy a used car for a weekly commute (180 miles each way at the beginning and end of the week). From what I have previously read a diesel still makes the most economical sense due to annual...
I have just bought a 2014 SEAT Alhambra from a franchised dealer. Just after the deal was done I found, on the discovery of a 'complementary Adblue' record (gesture of goodwill following re-map), that...
I'm looking for a used car with a £5000 budget but it needs to be a diesel as I'm covering 1400 miles per month. I'd prefer an automati0. What do you recommend?
Related models
Brave styling, decent quality interior and excellent crash test ratings. 1.6 HDi EGS qualifies for £30pa tax. Good compromise between ride and handling
 

Ask Honest John

Value my car

Save £75 on Warranty using code HJ75

with MotorEasy

Get a warranty quote

Save 10% on GAP Insurance

Use HJ10 to save on an ALA policy

See offer