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I think it looks cool

If OP must have a diseasel motorway milemuncher the 3 litre XF can be had for that price or less, no need to step down to the 2.2.

Also the last two CTRs I've seen were driven by qt grills, dunno what's up with that.

I searched for cars between 16,000-20,000 and took some of the first results.

>too poor to buy a clean example
Shut up and buy a civic

autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201608096619502/sort/atcustom/radius/1500/make/bmw/page/1/adPos/4/postcode/sw1a1aa/usedcars

hey that's my postcode
delet this or i'll send the corgis after you

if youre buying a used audi you have to budget for it. just because its 18k doesnt mean youll be able to afford it just the same as any other 18k car. its a luxury car and they are expensive to maintain when they break. and hoo boy do they break. especially after 125k miles. look at how much a 2012 A7 cost when it was new. repair bills dont get cheaper as cars get older. you're still maintaining a $70k+ car, except now its old af and was probably abused by its previous owner.

In other words OP, you're buying a money pit you can't afford for some idiotic reason.

Purchase a reliable, decent car (Corolla, Civic, Crown Vic, f150) and save yourself a lot of headache and cash.

>Crown Vic, f150
fo srs?

well, i wouldnt say that. maybe if he has given up on life. no car enthusiast should ever purchase a corolla, civic, etc. just keep in mind maintenance costs if youre purchasing a used luxury vehicle. if your budget is 20k and you want a used audi, buy one for 15k and put 5k in the bank. that way you wont be like 90% of used luxury car owners who go broke after their first repair bill and then bitch about it to anyone who will listen. its not the cars fault youre a dummy and buy stuff you cant afford..

So what do you drive?