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Right, I'm looking to buy a supermini in the £7000-£9000 range. Here are my options: Suzuki Swift (1.3 GL, new). Tried it and loved it, with a superb price tag of £7300. Great, right?

Vauxhall Corsa (1.4, new). More pricey new model, but is getting great reviews this year.

On a lot of shortlists for COTY 2007. £8500 Mini One Convertable (1.6, used). This only has 1200 miles on the clock over 3 years, is mint condition, and looks an absolute steal at £8500. Insurance is as insane as ever, but i'm getting the same sort of quote for all three cars. I test drove a Swift for my brother only a few months ago, surprisingly impressive car, zingy little rev-tastic engine, and unarguably one of the most stylish and screwed together interiors in its class. Handles well too, surprisingly.

Given the twist beam hanging at the back (perhaps my only criticism of the car really). One can only imagine exactly how good it would've been with control blades instead. I personally don't like MINI's, but I can appreciate their appeal. I'd be a little wary of a car only doing 1200 miles over 3 years, that's almost certainly either an ex-demo or has only been used in city traffic, which potentially means the wear on it is far greater than the number of miles would suggest, few things are worse for a car than continual stop-start driving.

Lastly, I refuse to drive Vauxhalls. The absolute only thing the Corsa has going for it is the TV commercial. Click to expand.And we have a winner This is the real cost of running a car - depreciation. The MINI has one of the highest residual values of any car in the UK.

For that reason alone it's the one to go for. Like iGav I wouldn't have touched the example you mentioned having done a suspiciously low mileage over 3 years. However if you are.sure. of its history, and it has full service records (bear in mind it may not have had even an oil change since new 3 years ago ), and you're not put off by the lesser practicality of the convertible (although you can put the back seats down IIRC), go for it BTW COTY 2007 has been and gone, the Corsa didn't win it, the Ford S-Max did.

COTY has never guaranteed you a good car though, sometimes far from it. I absolutely think the Corsa, hands down. There's nothing like brand new, and the quality of Open/Vauxhall is stellar, much better than Suzuki.

I had a brand new Suzuki for 5 years, and the quality was terrible - I would never buy Suzuki again. My dad has been driving Opels (i.e., same as Vauxhalls) most of his life, and has had virtually no problems, ever. Like I said, I would.never. buy used if I could get brand new for the same money. Plus I think the mini is a ridiculous, ugly little thing. Funnily enough, my family has each car on this list; I am speaking from experience, don't get a Swift. They are shocking cars to drive on country roads.

It doesn't hold the road in a reassuring way, the steering is twitchy and the brakes don't inspire ANY confidence. The brakes are truly awful. On the plus side, the fit and finish inside is good and the doors shut with a satisfying clunk. I drive the Corsa, and it is leaps and bounds ahead of my Brother's Swift.

The steering is less numb and the clutch is much easier to live with. (The arrangement on the Swift leads to high revs and stalls - it is tricky even for the most experienced drivers). I will ignore the Mini because i am yet to drive it, being a group 16 i will have to wait a few years. My money would be on the Corsa, but if aren't interested in out of town handling/performance i see no reason not to get the Swift as the playing field is even around town.

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