Auto car reccomendations

[vanishing days]

Hi looing for some help
i have been having problems with my knee for quite some time now and driving my zs and the partners car are killing my knee the only time it dosent seem to hurt is driving the camaro which is an auto. doctors reccomended getting an auto as a daily driving car unfortuately the camaro isnt really suitable for a daily drive so i have around 2k to spend on a decent auto so if anyone has any recomendations let me no
cheers
arron

[stamford]

Late Vauxhall Omega 2.5, 2.6 CDi or MV6 would be my choice. Or a ZT perhaps but £2k might not get a good one? What sort of car are you looking towards?

[vanishing days]

i can go max of 2.5k im not neccesarly after a fast car id be more intertsted in a nice to spec car ive seen a really nicely specced 75 for £1,800

[adriansargent]

Saab 9-5 or 9-3?

[tcb 180]

Mercedes c 180 auto diesel.

[Boot Hill Bandit]

I would go for luxury car like Jaguar S type, Mercedes C class, BMW 5 series or Vauxhall Omega as Mick says, if you want something a little different then try a Lexus or Volvo. You could get a 75 or ZT but you are looking at a juicy V6 or BMW diesel which btw do have their own quirky issues. Your best bet is to go and test drive a couple of each of them (you may come across a bad one of each) and see how you get on.

[Dan1971]

ZT V6 auto would be my recommendation. Very cheap these days. Mine was a great cumfy motor - (just the colour got to me a bit - Bittersweet).

Great spec available and decent MPG on a run if you go easy.

What sort of mileage are you doing ?

[fastmike]

Saab 9-5 aero auto..... 4 cyl and 250 BHP.....fantastic cars , nice spec too and very comfortable.... at least 36 MPG cruising

[vanishing days]

test drove a 9.5 today and a zt liked the saab but not a fan of the styling zt was good except it had manifold rattle that the garage tried to tell me was the purge valve so walked away

[Ritchy]

better off with a diesel zt than a petrol, less hastle