[Tom]

thanks guys for the suggestions...

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Tom, why is this strict specification? Are you looking for non MPFI cars only?

cos i dont want a car older than 20yrs and dont want diesel. Can u get a mpfi car for less than 50k??

[streetlife]

dude what is ur purpose...
if u want trouble free economy - none other than the 800 u can get a post 94 model in good condition
if u want to mod go fr contessa or cielo
in delhi u canget a cielo from 35000 onwards and a contessa from 15000 onwards

[Mpower]

Originally Posted by Tom

. Can u get a mpfi car for less than 50k??

Both Cielo and Matiz are MPFi. you can get a Cielo/Matiz but with high miles and will need some work.

[F50]

I suggest you should go for Conti or Cielo or Van(Omni)
Recently, I was given this deal 65k for Cielo no work at all and with LPG kit.
Omni just for that driving pleasure, it feels so different while driving that car.

[Aditya]

As a Contessa owner and lover, I say, buy a Conti only if you have time and patience. Remember it's a 1972 body with an early 80s engine. It's a car for people who love it. If you're used to a modern piece of machinery like the Honda City or something, you'll find the Conti troublesome. Electricals are the biggest problem. Rattles are more pronounced too.
Oldies need time... just ask Rudra / Psycho / GTO how much time they have spent on their babies. For chaps like us, there's no car that can give us the same pleasure as owning and driving our old cars. Those cars have a lot more character than any modern design.

[aadix]

how abt an 91-92 model gypsy ??

it would be easy to maintain too,

[hrag]

Originally Posted by F 50

Omni just for that driving pleasure, it feels so different while driving that car.

The Omni is probably the easiest 4-wheeler to drive. If you do decide on an Omni, get the MPFI version as the points ignition on the older version is known to fail at times.