Thread: 94 disco price

Originally posted by bigbugga

The companies have woken up to the fact that country people use more diesel and have adjusted the prices acordingly

They call it "Supply and Demand" :roll:

We call it "Collusion and Extortion" :!:

no matter where you put the decimal point (or points)

its just simply :!: TOO BL**DY EXPENSIVE !! :!:

ace i drove that disco tuesday :!: huge whine in tranny when not under accelaration and a blown exhaust manifold which i thought was a bit ordaninary so shes been ticked off the list :wink: back to the trading post :!:

Hi All, first of all, fuel has been consitantly around 1.15/ltr here. Secondly craigo, scarp the trading post, its good but there better places to search. get onto www.carsales.com and www.carpoint.com, do a search for discos on that, you can search for private and dealer used cars, and most have photos. The only problem I had when searching on there was the majority of vehicles were in vic which should suit you. Give it a crack there are more on these web sites than in the trading post, plus you dont get phots in thr TP. Matt

Originally posted by Ace
Hi All, first of all, fuel has been consitantly around 1.15/ltr here. Secondly craigo, scarp the trading post, its good but there better places to search. get onto www.carsales.com and www.carpoint.com, do a search for discos on that, you can search for private and dealer used cars, and most have photos. The only problem I had when searching on there was the majority of vehicles were in vic which should suit you. Give it a crack there are more on these web sites than in the trading post, plus you dont get phots in thr TP. Matt

This is exactly what I did, with these two sites you can search by state. In general I found carpoint a little dearer than the trading post, but was a good gauge on which top base my budget. I ended finding my disco in the trading post, was at a dealer just around the corner from home. I also spent a lot of time cruising the car yards.