Subject to all the panels being the same colour, and it starting from cold tomorrow morning, I'll be handing over £300 for a 1.8 Mondeo. 80,000 miles, GLX spec (1 notch above poverty, as far as I can tell), and very very tidy.
The SAAB T16 will be happening when I've got some more cash (most probably saved by not doing 15mpg to work and back).
Boooooooooo Although, hopefully my beloved Ovlov will be going this week too :(
Well mine is staying!
It wasn't staying, but "going some," from that video I saw! :)
lmao
Coming in late here, but GLX is a couple of steps up the ladder. There was the poverty spec Aspen (or Verona, one or t'other) and the LX before the GLX. And probably the Diesel too.
...although the house has just aquired a Volvo 440 GLT :)
Ewwww.
Not for me, but not a bad car as a runabout/tow car which is why it was needed.
The Aspen was the mark two base model, for the mark one, there was no model name.
Damn I'd sad.
Not sad enough - there was indeed a Mk1 Aspen, but it wasn't introduced until near the end of the Mk1 life.
In news: snipped-for-privacy@uni-berlin.de, Michael Rodgers decided to enlighten our sheltered souls with a rant as follows
"The Mondeo Aspen.. Poverty with a *HUGE* analogue clock where the rev counter should be.- Also available in the poverty spec Sierra Azura"
It's an embarrasment to the Mondeo range. It's so cheap and horrid it doesn't even have the bump strips on the side of the car.
Thank god they put the stupid thing out of its misery in the 1999 range-rehash.
It sounds like the 405 Style !
A very pretty young lady who I used to work with had one, in 1.9 Diesel guise. No rev counter and no power steering - she absolutely could not park it (hell, even grown men had trouble turning the wheel at low speed !) - it was truly nasty.
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