Large space, small price

[[TW]Fox]

Apart from that it drives like it's brand new.

Sorry, but no, a £350 Espace does not drive like it is brand new. It might drive impressively for a £350 Espace, but like brand new it is does not.

 

[Spamalot]

Sorry, but no, a £350 Espace does not drive like it is brand new. It might drive impressively for a £350 Espace, but like brand new it is does not.

No you're right, it was actually a joke. How would I even know what a 1994 Espace would drive like brand new, I was 9 at the time.

Edit, and I also only paid £310, not £350 my mistake.

 

[rodenal]

Get some pics of this beast up, doubt it'd weigh in for £350 but maybe £200-250 so you're hardly up to lose a lot of cash

 

[Liampope]

I want to see you mod it up as an Espace F1 replica.

 

[Jonny69]

Well under £1000 it seems. I paid £310 for an example with 4 months MOT, no tax, a boot that's temperamental, a window that won't open and not much of it's original paint left, oh and it's also had a slight knock on the front drivers side. Apart from that it drives like it's brand new.

It'll keep me happy for a few months movie junk about. I'll get some Hovis tomorrow as I'm sure you guys think I'm just making it up to sound cool.

The guy kept of saying it'd weigh in for £350 (I assume he meant if I wanted to scrap it), that can't be true though no?

Bloody hell, that is so cheap. I bet it soldiers on and never lets you down

We got £240 for our '96 Scenic for scrap on ebay and they came and picked it up. Minus the £18 listing fee or whatever it is you'll still get most of your money back if it does drop dead