Can you recommend an economical estate?
Can you recommend an economical replacement for a Ford Focus TDCI 109 estate?
Asked on 15 October 2013 by Matt_d
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Honest John
The current Ford Focus 1.6TDCI 115 is proving to be more reliable than the older 16v 110. But KIA gives its chain cam cee'd 1.6CRDI a seven year or 100,000 mile warranty: www.honestjohn.co.uk/road-tests/kia/kia-ceed-2012-.../
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As good as the hatchback. Great to drive and very refined. Upmarket and comfortable interior. Usefully large boot. The best looking estate this size.
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