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72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if you keep your cars for

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if you keep your cars

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if you keep

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if you

72dudes · June 2, 2009

Two ways of looking at this: Reliability, fairly comfortable, reasonable build quality would suggest the Magentis is not a bad car. It's the sister car to the Hyundai Sonata, and may even be built at the same factory (Kia C'eed and Hyundai i30 are).

However, in terms of handling and ride quality, generally regarded as being well behind European standards. Fairly high emmissions mean higher road tax, and the engines are not particularly economical.

But the real killer is depreciation. There's a reason you can buy a 2007 Magentis for £5200. In another two years you'll be offered about £2000 for it!

But if you keep your

coastline taxis · June 2, 2009

Anychance you could say that again 72dudes as i didnt quite get it the 7th time round ha ha

seefive · June 4, 2009

Hey 72dudes you need to have a word with your cat - stop him walking over the keyboard when you're posting!

But getting back to the discussion - I take on board what you say about the Kia. I'm not expecting it to be as High Tech as the Citroen, but then that could be a good thing - less to go wrong.

Heavy depreciation is good news to the second-hand buyer. If I bought that car for £5k and ran it into the ground over 5 years my capital cost is £83 per month. (forget loss of interest at today's rates)- not bad for a car with minimal mileage and a nice long warranty.

As my 7 year old C5 now books at around £500 px, I don't see the problem with the Kia.

The thing that makes me hesitate on a Korean car is the possibility of waiting for spares to arrive , and having to spell

m-a-g-e-n-t-i-s

to a puzzled looking lad at the local exhaust emporium.

The old Citroen is behaving itself at the moment, but I know it will turn ugly again in the winter, and I want to avoid that pain. I'm still dithering though. Maybe I should become Prime Minister..

72dudes · June 5, 2009

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