I BOUGHT A 200,000 MILE TOYOTA PRIUS
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Today I've bought a Toyota Prius with 200,000 miles on the odometer. Let's see what it's like...
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Hi mate,did the garage you take it too use genuine Toyota CVT fluid?
"Its history"
No apostrophe needed 😊
I used to work for Toyota, and I can tell you the hybrid models almost never go wrong. 200k is nothing for these, I have seen original Prius still on the same batteries still running fine. They are built to last 👍
Rignt. Mine has 400k miles and no issues yet.
Mine had 330k miles
@@jboss729 Just bought a 2013 model, 180 km on it I'm sure it'll go to 500+ k with good maintenance, best most reliable cars on earth Toyotas are.
Do the tailgate “wings” all wobble like that when you close the door?
The big question everyone wants the answer to is how long batteries last on BEV’s, and the cost/viability of replacing them. This hybrid has had the battery replaced under warranty but presumably the battery here is smaller/cheaper? So would a BEV battery also only last around the same 178,000 miles as this, and would all the manufacturers go bust if they all replaced the batteries under warranty? And where would you, the dealer, have been if the battery needed replacing when out of warranty? All subjects for future episodes? Was the £4,400 bill for just suspension work or did that include the battery? Not clear in the vid...
Probably one of the cleanest cars you've shown us all for awhile. Your car valeters should be impressed with this one. Good to see older cars being kept alive.
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Good point on the keeping older cars running. As I get older and contemplate the rampant pillaging of the earth for resources, it’s heartening to see older things (like cars) being kept going. It’s a weird satisfaction but satisfaction nonetheless. Good one for putting the time and effort to keep these cars on the road Matt. You could easily take the easy option of scrapping or passing them on as an easy trade sale.
200,000 is nothing for a Prius. We have them across the pond with 600,000 miles on them.
Here in Thailand, a Prius with 191K miles would be considered as not even run in They're easily good for 600K - or 1M Klms.
I can confirm that I use Prius and my is 400k only😢
Please give me a car that can last that long ugh. I have had pretty poor luck with several cars
@@NickDrinksWater Buy a Toyota and you've a vehicle for life - given it's maintained
I'm stuck between a yaris hatch, corolla hatch or pruis, for the good mpg and reliability, what one would be the best overall out of them@@phuketexplorer
@@NickDrinksWater Toyota/Lexus hybrids
I bought my 2010 Toyota Prius 4 years ago with 2ooK miles for 3 grand (US Dollars). I now have over 4ooK miles on this Prius and it runs great!
A pretty good endorsement of Toyota's hybrid system and quality overall.
Just stay away from the first generation (2001-2003) unless you are an enthusiast; Toyota learned a lot from those models. Those early ones looked just like a 4 door Ford Focus of the same years but lots of people said they were the ugliest car ever made. Huh.
A car like this is just perfect for someone who wants something that is cheaper runs a long time with the basic maintenance and good room I know the battery pack is always the worry but since it was replaced recently I would imagine this thing will run for many many many more years to come glad your luck is changing for the better you definitely deserve it we need more respectful and reasonable dealers like you
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@@HighPeakAutos you said it’s been a tough week is that on another video? Sorry to hear I’m hoping all is well
That's why I've just bought one. 260,000 km in the odometer (not strange medieval units here). Cheap to buy, cheap to run, hybrid battery almost new (I was given the invoice from Toyota) and takes you from A to B smoothly, silently and in total relax. Not all drivers want to race. Apart from that, I totally love the moonroof with solar panel. Amazing in a 12-year old car.
There is a reason why this is the default Uber taxi, they are truly one of the most reliable and economical cars ever made. The only thing that stopped me owning one is that these are the main target for catalytic converter thieves, and the scum bags are everywhere in London. I don't know what this situation is like right now, but there was a time when they were being stolen at such a rate, the waiting list to get a new CAT from Toyota was something crazy like 6 months, and all the time you are waiting, the car is not roadworthy.
@@EnriqueGomez-gp9ol how much does it cost to change the hybrid battery anyway?
I traded an ex-taxi second gen Prius a few years ago. It had done 730,000km, the owner claimed he'd never changed anything, and the hybrid system worked perfectly, the trip meter was still reading 21km/litre economy.
Maybe the trip meter is broken
@@SuperKiko112 I think not, that is very normal economy for a gen2 prius (when driven by a penny-pinching taxi driver, at least). They're also most efficient in regular all-day inner-city use, you won't get 20l/100 driving at 100kph.
my 2016 prius has lasted 300000 miles with no major issues yet.
Just stumbled on this channel. At last, everyday cars with a guy that knows what he’s talking about.
Makes a change from the usual Ferrari v Lamborghini drag race every other car channel is doing.
Very enjoyable. Seen Prius going on 300k miles, still going strong.
Keep on doing these everyday cars please.
Thank you
Definitely 🙏🙏
So glad to hear complimentary things. I’ve got a late 2010 with 90,000 miles and it is an extraordinary car. I’m a huge petrolhead, but I’m also broke and the Prius is the perfect daily driver. Efficient, comfortable and literally costs us pennies to run. Superb cars and glad this one seems to have worked out for you!
I used to own an Auris hybrid (made in the UK) , it had the same bullit proof drivetrain as this Prius3. Most reliable car i ever owned. Definitely would recommend!
Bought a 2012 Prius 2,5 years ago with 137k. Now it has 210k. All original. No problems so far. Service every 15k at the local Toyota dealer including hybrid check. If something happens to the hybrid system they will fix it. Guaranteed till car is 15 years old. Brother in law was impressed. Bought a 2009 Prius with 240k. Same story. All original an now 300k+. Amazing cars!!
I have a relative who lives in New Jersey, USA,and they have a Prius which they use to commute to work every day, with 375,000 on the clock. It's been maintained regularly and it still runs like new. The only things they've had to renew, are the service items you'd expect to have to change.
wouldn't really trust this thing in the snowy season there. I'm a born and raised New Jersean and we have some pretty foul weather. The Prius doesn't inspire much confidence in snowy conditions
Do you know what year the prius is?
@@colechapman6976just got a 2012 197k prius (came with a set of winter tyres) and im in Maine. Looking forward to winter😂
@@colechapman6976 Im from the PNW, Washington specifically, and theres a running joke on the hiking forums around here when someone is trying to figure out if a forest road is washed out or someone had a hard time getting through with their truck or something like that, only to find out a Prius is parked at the trailhead.
Matt, you seem to have a knack of putting out videos I am instantly interested in.
I never thought I would ever get excited about a 200,000 mile Prius but sure enough I am.
Perhaps it is because you live in the real world and buy cars we can all reasonably afford.
Thanks!
@@HighPeakAutos Keep doing what you do, I have learned loads from your videos.
Thats Low mileage for these. If you clean the battery filter every few months the batteries can last 300-400k and service the engine every 5k and its bulletproof
engine service every 5k sounds a bit often for my taste, really.
Hi, wheres the battery filter? Just got one recently. Is it the vents near the rear seats.
@@hughlevantjames905 every 6-7k is also fine
@@Blue-sb4hv on the Mk3 prius its behind the seats on the right side. There’s plenty of videos that show the whole process. Search toyota prius battery filter clean
I’ve seen them on 350k odd miles and of course you pretty don’t see them used by anyone but taxi drivers
Another great video Matt. So many “car lovers” can’t help being negative about cars like this but sometimes they are just fit for purpose. The variety you provide from Range Rover, Jaguars, Audis etc to the most common place vehicles is why I keep coming back.
I’m a “car lover” and I think the Prius is great. I’m a “food lover” and I think kale is great. I eat kale. But when I run into someone who believes kale will solve all the world’s problems and appears to have never eaten anything but kale (and maybe quinoa) and dismiss or denigrate anyone who questions their approach or even just fails to sufficiently appreciate the obvious advantages of an all-kale diet, then I become somewhat anti-kale, I’m afraid.
@@BillLaBrie Fair
I told a taxi driver who was in a 2006 Prius that my own 2008 Prius had 210 thousand miles and he just smiled at me and said ha that’s a baby! I asked him how many miles was on his and he said 650 thousand miles, the 200 thousand miles talk is utter garbage, theses things go forever if maintained
Hi Matt, you hit the nail on the head with regard to these cars. Have owned 3 different generations of Prius, not one has given me any mechanical or electronic problems. Just regular servicing. Here in Australia 10000km/6 monthly service intervals takes any worries away. Current gen 4 2017 model one set of tyres and a 12volt battery. 62-64 mpg and a transmission service in the next few months. Just start and go. Great channel, enjoy all the videos.
Definitely smashed it with this purchase Matt especially considering it is a one-owner car. I think before tax a well-earned little profit which will defo help towards a couple of renovations in your new venture into the property market 🙏
As usual a brilliant video on a hybrid car . You are the best car detective out there could watch you all day 😊
Great video as always Mat. You've actually made me like the prius which is not something I'd thought I'd ever say. Keep making these videos mat.
Great video Matt. I really enjoy these so keep them up!
Just a side note - 'arrowspeed tyres' are actually Kwik Fit own brand tyres. They aren't too bad for what they are.
End result was great Matt. Well done for the work you did. Hope you get 5k for it
Matt, I got a good feeling about that car when you showed us the mileage graph. At that point I wondered if it might be a one owner - and it was 👍😁. Despite it admittedly being a bit bland, it's a car that a new owner could grow to love simply because of it's fuss free, reliable and cheap running which might actually and inadvertently generate a certain loyalty towards it?
This is one of those cars that's tempting to just keep kicking about. It's cheap enough not to really worry about, it'll always run and is zero fuss.
Great video as usual I knew nothing about Prius as a brand before but you kind of open my eyes to them. Cheers Phil from Newark
You're spot on about hybrids , especially tried and tested Toyotas.
Interesting video. Good to learn a bit about the Prius and hybrids in general. Glad that you will likely make a profit on this one!
I don't live in the UK but really like your channel and come back every now and then. Glad your business is doing well. I have a 3rd gen prius. For anyone who has one, make sure to replace the intake manifold and EGR valve, clean EGR cooler, and install an oil catch can, no matter the mileage; if you plan to keep it long term. No drive belts, love mine. I've lowered mine and put wheels on it. Lots of cool aftermarket parts hah
As a person who moved into this country the first thing I was recommended was "go get a Japanese car, they won't fail you" As this video shows
My first car here is Toyota Corolla 2006 petrol with 115k mileage, 100% working serves me well with the AC so strong it got me cold in the heatwave days in 2021. After a bit of settling, I switched to an 89K mileage Nissan Note 2014 because of loads of option extra and cruise control needed.
This little Note is just the same as what I always drive in Japan, whether in the hot weather like Okinawa, or the gigantic city in Tokyo to the snow mountain of Nagano, or in this country from London to Plymouth, and Broadstairs back to London, they were never let me down, all function with a green tick.
They maybe lack of drivability to their counterpart in Europe, but the reliability of them is always trustworthy.
Another great video!
Love these vids and thanks Matt for keeping me company at the driving test centre when waiting for my pupils out on driving test 🙂🚗.
Ah thank you for watching
Another good episode, always a big fan of Toyota 👍👍
Keep these videos coming thank you mr
I do like these 'before & after' videos, Matt and what you decide to improve and what you don't! As such, this suggests a good amount of cheap and reasonably comfortable motoring ahead....
Impressive Japanese engineering!
Bullet proof cars, I owned a mk2, no problem what so ever. What I like about these videos is the pragmatic approach you must have as a trader. You need to find and stick to, the right balance between fixing up and leaving stuff as is based on the type of car, milage, price point and target group. I can imagine many part-time traders will go wrong here and don’t succeed in the end.
That was very informative thank you very much!
I’d never have considered a Prius before but I would now. Great to see before and after and there is definitely plenty of life left in it yet. 👍🏻
You really care for the cars you sell, thats what makes you stand out from other traders/dealers. For example, you give the cars a gearbox service! I wouldn't think twice buying a car from you. Good man
That sort of attention to detail means that he sells it and never sees the new owner again unless they want to trade it or they send a referral his way
Hi Matt, I recently had a courtesy car from an indy garage that does our servicing and they gave me a mk2 prius. I thought I was seeing things when I started the car, the mileage read 560k klms ...350k miles. I could not believe how well the car drove considering the mileage. The garage owner told me he runs two prius's as courtesy cars ..both ex taxis and he said they rarely miss a beat. Not a big fans of toyota's but credit were credit due these are a really well engineered cars.
Great video. Toyota and lexus are the best at building hybrid cars and the prius is legendary for going on forever.
Top man Matt
Keep doing what ya doing Excellent every time 👍👍👍
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What a gem 💎 of a car, what a fantastic daily driver!
Your knowledge and honesty is absolutely amazing. Hands down best part of the shows USP. Thank you Sir!
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That's a very good buy. 👍👍🙂🙂Our first hybrid was a 2010 Prius. That was a great car and returned upwards of 60mpg in different driving situations. Owned hybrids ever since and just ordered the Nissan Qashqai ePower. Always a very relaxing drive and my wife and I compete to see who can get the best mpg. 😁😁
I just want to thank you as i have watched many of your Car Reports and stuff as i was in the market to get a reliable used car. I found this extra low mileage Honda Civic and it was immaculate , the mileage niggled me as being so low and so from your always saying about Car Vertical and giving discount with your code i figured its worth me doing for peace of mind i think it was some 20 quid after your disc code.. The report was great everything checked out and the car exactly as advised. So i am glad and for 20 quid definately gived me peace of mind etc.. So Thanks again keep up the good videos you do a great job..
Its definitely worth doing one before buying a car
I’ve never driven a Prius, and I don’t need to change my car, but you’ve almost sold it to me! It looks great. Perfect for someone who needs a cheap car but doesn’t get excited about torque peaks etc. Hope you get a good result!
Prius is a very good car owned both great driver even if you are a car person.
I've got the same car, the same year. It's done 360,000 still going strong!
I've got a 1.5l gen 2. Great for commuting. Automatic so not as bothered when in traffic. Reliable and 58 to 62 mpg depending on speed and temperature.
It's ugly and boring, but I drive 78 miles a day to work and back..
You will get looks though. I'm 37 and people don't expect me to drive a Prius... Lol
@@UnseenSpirit im 22 and considering getting a prius
@@osman.s1405 Do what makes you happy. If it's saving money using a relatively cheap car to buy and definitely to run, then go for it.
I drive 78 miles a day to work and back and have saved so much money compared to when I had a new 2017 Qashqai (at the time) which gave me 33 mpg at best.
What I save I spend on my hobbies pretty much or whatever my wife and I need.
Staggers me how these hold their value with such high mileages. I guess it’s testament to how reliable they are. If I could overcome the anxiety inducing mileage I’d drop 5k on one of these. Great video Matt keep it up!
i wouldnt pay what he listed this for on an almost 200k car, thats for any car in general, but i think the prius holds value well because its a hybrid. the earlier versions i think were the first of its kind, but in this day and age hybrids are more of a thing.
Just checked auto trader 200 to 250 k cars are going for up to 5 k . Loving the channel proper down to earth extremely knowledgeable reviews on realistically affordable cars .
Toyota have the VIN numbers on all the pannels and doors if you ever suspect they have been in a bump. Looks very clean. At 200k miles it's definitely got 100k more left in it. Common issues on these are the EGR valves and head gaskets. But supply and fit centers will fit replacement low milage engines for £1000 so usually the way to go if the HG ever pops. Ideal tools to do a Job.
Great video matt good luck with the sale will maje somebody a good little runner for 3/5years nice one 👍
I had an Auris hybrid as a company car and at first I thought it was boring but that's not what it's about. It's dependable and once you've settled into that not much feedback thing it was like driving around in my favourite armchair, and after a stressful day sometimes thats exactly what you need. I had another Toyota that had proper textured carpet in the headlining and headlight protectors for the headlights like another set of headlights that went over the top which was odd, these old folks homes on wheels I have a bit of a soft spot for. There's a lot to be said for just wafting along.
Completely agree on this one. This is basically the ultimate ‘tool’ car. I really don’t mind it. Hybrid as you say can be best of both worlds
A pretty good endorsement of Toyota's hybrid system! Another great video Matt!)
Love these videos 👍🏽
I travelled in a Prius taxi recently which had done about 200k miles and was very impressed with comfort and ride, Toyota have an enviable reputation for reliability, not my cup of tea as I'm a bit of an old codger and Mercedes fan, but a car enthusiast. Always enjoy your videos Matt and feel I'd be more than happy to buy a car from you, forwarded a couple recently to a friend considering an Evoque as they gave a good review of the car and the actual ownership experience for a year. Keep up the good work.
Some dodgy scams sound like your reply from 'Hitme up on telegram', be very careful. High peak auto hasn't mentioned anything about a prize draw,.
I had one of these in exactly the same colour and year, although mine was the T spirit model with sat nav and self parking and reverse camera etc. Fantastic car and hardly cost me anything at all to maintain other than usual services. I stupidly part exchanged it for a Ford Kuga as I wanted a bigger car for myself and the family...it's not been a bad car at all, but the running costs and build quality of the Prius was sorely missed....along with the keyless entry 😉
I remember when these first came out, everyone said they wouldn't last.
I'm amazed good video Matt .
Great channel lots of respect for this guy buys tired scruffy high mileage cars and turns them around spending minimal money best channel on CZcams
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Better than some lispy "hi guys" posh Tory talking about carbon fibre.
Hi Matt,perhaps velcro hasn't made it all the way up north but no taxi driver I know uses screws to secure their taxi plates these days.oh and if you read this please more on suitable cars that can be used as taxis. cheers love your posts!
Couple of my local taxi drivers run these. I always ask them about their cars and both had nothing but praise for their reliability after 200k plus miles.
Still driving my 2003 Prius, it is just reaching 200,000 miles and is pretty much as good for mileage as it was the day we got it. Still prefers long runs in hot weather, doesn’t like cold starts and short journeys. We’ve been expecting to need to replace it for the last couple of years, but it just keeps. on. going! Plenty of dings, knocks, scrapes and dents on the outside though.
Great vid as usual buddy
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With a main dealer fsh, replacement battery and suspension, that’s great value. It’s not like the engine is going to give you any issues. Nice car 😊
Totally agree
the Atkins cycle engines are known to burn oil like 1l per 1k miles. I know from experience.
Cat converter theft would put me off
They suffer from head gasket issues
You’ve just jinxed the engine now. Well done, it’s now destined to explode.🤦🏻
Excellent purchase, loads of life in it & bulletproof.
Such a great point re people who don’t particularly care, it’s a great option. I wanted something a little nicer so I went for a CT200h F Sport which is the same underneath.
It still baffles me why some people still wilfully misunderstand how these things work and what the advantages are.
Sounds like you had a bit of luck with this one! The work needed was only service items so not too bad. As a petrol head I'm not a fan and couldn't see myself buying one, but for someone who isn't that bothered about cars and just wants a cheap form of transport a Prius would be well worth considering.
The Prius seems able to take intergalactic mileage in its stride so this will be good news for someone.
A non-petrolhead mate of mine has an earlier version (2006), never services it unless it’s broken and yet it just keeps going.
And pretty economical too 👍
A great car and Video. I totally agree about the Prius - it’s pretty much the perfect family car.
Another great review 🎉
Have to say Matt I found the Prius a very comfortable car....would never buy an EV but would consider a Prius when I get to the age of just A to B driving.
Result Matt! You can’t beat Toyota reliability. I know it’s a bit triggers broom because of the battery, but it’s still going and will be for a fair few years. I’m biased but the 10 year/100k warranty is so good and that includes track use too.
not all Toyota's are reliable. this one seems a good one though
Excellent review Matt! Considering cheap hybrids and guess what comes up?! They are faceless ubiquitous cars but there are many others out there too! One concern is that some years are easy target for cat thefts.
Another amazing find. You do have a knack for picking up a bargain. Looking forward to your next discovery
If I had to buy a Hybrid the only one I would buy is a Prius because it's Toyota they have got everything right and will last forever if serviced properly
Hit the 👍 button even before I watched it, Matt !!!!!! simple conclusion it`s guaranteed to be top quality.
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I'm actually quite impressed Matt as I always detested the Prius normally driven by inadequate minicab drivers but it seems pretty sorted. Not sure though how you love the silence of it but also you love the theatre of your AMG that you had
These vids make the perfect lunchtime watch whilst at work. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching
Hi, Matt! Our Mk IV Fiesta has done nearly 300K and STILL drives beautifully! (Never was a taxi, I grant you!)
Impressive
You really can't go wrong with these Matt ,will easily get another 100,000 miles out of this ,I had a Gr Corolla Hybrid 2 litre ,wish I'd never sold it ,traded it in for a Hyundai i30N 😮
You must hate it so much with it being your display picture!
@@ifyouarefeelingsinister I love it actually but drinks petrol 🤣
@@timvinall4802 I bet 🥲 it looks so good in blue
@@ifyouarefeelingsinister yeah definitely the best colour for this car ,thanks 👍
I really quite fancy a GR Corolla. Saw one recently in white with black roof and thought it really looked the business.
Interesting insight into the used car world again Matt. Never realised that main dealers cleared ‘packages’ of stock…..
The most honest car dealer in UK . Keep up with the new videos Matt.
New hybrid battery, now that makes sense. Nearly 200,000 miles on the factory original battery made me think something wasn't right. Seriously considered getting one of these, but my best friend who is rabidly into EVs told me to stay away. Too sluggish in terms of acceleration.
theres half million mile prius taxis on original hv battery
Imo the acceleration is fine. Where you might consider something else is if you are driving up a lot of hills or mountains, or are constantly needing to floor it onto a highway (but who needs to?)
I'm not sure why so many people think they neeeeed the acceleration unless they are into sporty driving. Proper regular driving doesn't need high acceleration
Excellent car with a long life ahead of it. Some nice work done on it and it looks twice as good.
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Great find!! 👍
I enjoy your reviews, very informative.
Glad you like them!
Great car, I'd love to drive one of those. As much as I love cars, for everyday life you just need a car that does the job and nothing more.
That’s right. It would do me
HI matt love your vid`s keep them coming , hope this toyota work`s out for you , and look foward to the next instalement
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I love your posts, I learn a lot from them! I live in the hope valley aswell so it's nice looking at familiar senary in your videos 😂
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The irony of talking about a Toyota being a lemon while driving a Range Rover
Seriously considering a CT200 - relevant to the Prius - or (perhaps bizarrely) a GS450h as the next car; Interested to hear your opinion on the 450h?
Yes I need to get one on the channel
Would much rather have a CT to a Prius
@@craigwilson3711 so would I buy they’re far less spacious if that’s an issue
@@HighPeakAutos hmm good point... But Im shallow and go for good looks every time
i bought a GS450H 2012 2 weeks ago , super smooth and quiet , plus plenty of power on tap if needed from the 3.5 V6 engine
A lot of taxis don’t require a front mounted plate anymore, mine has to have one stuck up on the inside of the wind screen, and I bracket for the rear plate to be connected to the licence plate mount. This means we don’t have to make any holes or anything to affix our plates :) just an FYI for you bud love to videos 👍
You should do vids where you mention successful sales of your cars👍🏼👍🏼 great vids!! Enjoyed the John O groats vid.
dam, 3k. these things have gone up in value..
I was thinking just that too. They might be good value but to me, they're dog ugly!
2 years ago you could pick them up with 80,000 miles for under 4k. i understand the market has inflated but didn't realize how much.. reliable and fuel efficient seems to make it a popular choice..
Way more reliable at 200,000 then my mini at 60,000 😂
Any car can be reliable or unreliable, just need to be unlucky like me when owning a auris hybrid, a repair bill to get it past its mot would of cost in excess of £3k with main dealer being only garage who would touch it due to being a hybrid.
@@ascelot i have had the car since march. 15 engine lights and a new clutch and dual mass fly wheels later its still a pain in the neck
Minis reliability is horrendous. I believe the French PSA engine were the worst offenders..
@@MalcolmXpat 15 engine lights, new clutch and dual mass flywheel, thousands spent on it. Had it for 6 months only with full service history and 60.000 miles. Late 2015. Shocking lol
@@scrappedcars sorry to hear that, i love the look of the mini but they have a bad track record. im looking at a second hand Honda CRZ, maybe you could consider the same. best of luck..
Nice work, good deal too with a new battery
You should be awarded Carbon Credits for rescuing and reselling old cars.
1st?
Like ur videos pal a lot of work goes into it.
Hi Matt, don't mind me with another mainland EU price update. Your videos get me excited about the cars that you show. A similar Prius goes for between 8 and 12k here. Suddenly I'm less excited. UK 2nd hand car prices are quite insane. Actually, I should say they are fair for a car of this age and mileage. I should say 2nd hand car prices in mainland Europe are quite insane.
Hi Matt, great video. Please what would you say are the key questions you need to ask a dealer or things to look at for when buying a secondhand car with Low/medium/high mileage? Your response would be much appreciated or making a video on it. Thanks