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Is an old Suzuki Grand Vitara a wise buy?
Am I mad thinking about buying a six- to eight-year old Suzuki Grand Vitara? How reliable are they?
Vincent Brunton (Celbridge)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
What goes wrong with the 2005 BMW 730d?
What are the most common faults with the 2005 BMW 730d?
Dave Byrne (Slane)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
How reliable is the 2007 Toyota Corolla?
How reliable is the 2007 Toyota Corolla Terra hatchback?
Eddie Lucid (Tralee)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
Is the Kia Carens reliable?
Is the Kia Carens reliable?
Omotunde Ajiboye (Tallaght)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
How reliable is the 2002 Skoda Fabia?
How reliable is a 2002 Skoda Fabia? The one I'm looking at has 49,000 kilometres on the clock.
Charlie Kelly (Dun Laioghaire)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
How reliable is the Toyota Previa?
2005 Toyota Previa 2.0 diesel. How reliable is this car?
Gerry Doran (Dublin)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
Is the Volvo XC90 a good car?
What are the main things to look out for in a 2008 Volvo XC90? I'm looking at a high mileage example.
Ronan Mc Greevy (Westport)
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
Is the Nissan Almera reliable?
Is the Nissan Almera a good car? I have heard you could have a lot of problems with them.
Sean Brown
May 2013 Filed under: reliability
Is the BMW 3 Series a good buy?
I am thinking of buying a BMW 3 series 1.6, either 2006 or 2007. Love the car but have been a little put off by horror stories of repair bills being astronomical. Mileage on the 2006 is 80,000 miles. Mileage on the 2007 is 50,000. What would be a good price for both and is the BMW worth it (are the scare stories true?)?
Thanks a million.
Stephen Bruce (Blackrock)
Apr 2013 Filed under: reliability
Any common problems with the Mondeo ST 220 TDCi?
Ford Mondeo ST 220 TDCi: what are the common problems?
Gary Gary
Mar 2013 Filed under: reliability
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