Daihatsu Grand Move

Newest Review: ... and upright when it blew a rear tyre at high speed. When new in 1998, the Daihatsu Grand Move 1.5 we have would have cost ... more

... around £11,000, against the £5,000 we paid in 2002. I’ve seen a current suggested price of around £1200 for this model, although the cheapest I’ve seen one online is for £1500, which I would consider being slightly over priced, unless it has especially low mileage. Should you be considering buying a use Daihatsu Grand Move, it’s worth noting that the model has since been discontinued, so parts are likely to become rarer as the model ages. The resale value is going to be low as well, thanks to the relatively rare...more

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Daihatsu Grand Move: It Moves, But It Ain't Grand (2260 words)
by - written on 01/03/07 (Very useful, 1158 readings)
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Since the day they were first invented, a car has essentially been little more than a tin box on wheels. Admittedly things have changed quite a lot since the first mass produced cars and now some have nice alloy wheels and some look more like a bullet than a box, even some of the buses on the roads these days. But in the decade and a half since I became old enough to take control of such a vehicle, I have never driven anything that matches the description of “tin box on wheels” quite as closely as the Daihatsu Grand Move. It seemed like such a good idea at the time. After all, it was a former Mobility vehicle, which meant it was low mileage, well maintained ... Read the complete review

Do DAihatsu Actually Have a Design Department? (104 words)
by - written on 03/12/00
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What can I say? I know - A dead dog's ass probably looks better than this. It probably actually performs better as well. If I ever met the guy in charge of the whole thing I think I would punch him and then force him to drive the car. First, it handles like an OAP zimmer frame - and that's probably complimenting it. I don't even know if it actually has a suspension and as for interior design - well, lets just say that there's probably more space in a Pepsi can than this little monster. Whatever you do, don't buy it ... Read the complete review

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