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I'm starting a new job next week and I need something to get me back and forth to London. I think I've found the car I want so it's time my little go kart went up for sale.

I originally bought the car as a stopgap because I needed something quickly and this was the only thing I could find that was clean and tidy enough for me. I liked it so much I ended up keeping it for 2 and a bit years.

The car was owned by a young woman for most of its life, and she didn't let it want for anything. As a result I have a folder full of receipts and old MOTs. It was then bought by a Vauxhall mechanic for his Girlfriend, who drove it for a while before he changed jobs and got a company car, meaning she could have his Astra and had no need for the Saxo. That's when I bought it.

The basics:

Citroën Saxo VTR

Poseidon Blue

92,000 miles (may rise slightly)

12 months MOT

2 months tax

The car also has a couple of select modifications, but nothing particularly invasive. The previous owner fitted a stainless exhaust - scorpion I believe - which makes the note slightly deeper. This has never bothered me though and I'm not one for yobbishly loud cars. When I bought the car it had a horrible halfords gear knob, so I replaced that with an aluminium JDM style knob which is much nicer. It has an alpine H/U, JBL components powered by a fli amp, and a Kenwood sub. I have also de-wipered the rear however I still have the motor and wiper and it's easy to re-fit.

Bad points:

Every car has them, and although this car has fared very well for its age it's not escaped completely unscathed. There are car park dinks around the car, and a few scratches here and there. Having said that it still polishes up very well. There is some lacquer peel on the front bumper. This was there when I bought the car and hasn't got any worse since. The sunroof can be a bit temperamental, and while 9 times out of 10 it doesn't leak, sometimes if it's been opened it won't re-seal properly. This is only noticeable when it rains extremely heavily and is easily remedied so hasn't ever really bothered me.

Now the good stuff.

Pics:

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I'm sure there's loads of stuff I've forgotten so please ask questions. This car has always been treated extremely well and got everything it's ever wanted for. It drives really tight.

Location: Bristol

Price: £900 ONO

I know there are much cheaper examples about but I feel that this is a fair price. You can contact me on 07doublenine0 7nine6 6four7 or jordiet_33 at msn.com

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