What possible reason is there to recommend an MPS? They were a liability when half the age they are not let alone now.
Lots to choose from , personally I'd avoid anything with the 1.6 hdi (tdci in fords) engine, their not the best and reliability can be poor with leaking injectors , blown turbos, fuel rail, dpf and egr faults. Audi a4s are pretty reliable, handle well for an estate and easy to diagnose faults without needing a parts shotgun.
It's a nice enough carWhat possible reason is there to recommend an MPS? They were a liability when half the age they are not let alone now.
It's a nice enough car
They also rust like crazy at that age. It's almost a certainty there's rot somewhere.No it isn't. It's a 15 year old Mazda 6 and the good thing about it - the performance - is something that the OP has made absolutely no mention that he cares about at all and will lead to much higher ownership costs. For nothing.
Perhaps it works if you're a performance saloon fan and really want one but what in the OPs requirements makes you think he fits that description?
Have to say that’s a good looking car. Don’t know anything about Mazda’s mind you!Any thoughts on this
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202111179660148?atmobcid=soc3
So check with the dealer. Ask to see the HPI report.It is seems a bit overpriced but I think because they seem to be harder to source up here. One thing about the Autotrader ad is that on the History Check it says "there maybe outstanding finance" on it.