Thats a hard question to answer, if you can see the car first and give it a good check over and its OK then go ahead, but £150 is not that far off the cost of a new one and then you get the knowledge of how it's built and how well it's built, i can't think of anything more frustrating than putting a car on the track and it breaks due to poor build, the cost of rebuilding a diff could be £30 and i can't see how you can check a used car over that thourghly.
Me i would buy new every time, i know it bumps the cost up but what price peace of mind?
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