Gute Autos für Fahranfänger für etwa 1000 Euro?

It’s not easy, but you’ll find something if you’re looking for and know what to look for: if you buy Opas 25 years old Golf III, Opel Vectra, etc. for 1000 to 1500 euros, it’s certainly better and you’ll be able to drive relatively quiet longer than if you buy an old BMW or similar for the same money or some dubious box with four, five previous owners and high running performance and soon running TÜV.

As I said, there is always something like that, but then you have to compromise and should not put a value on the brand – you either drive an old car in the actual sense or a ramped vehicle that is not visually beautiful or any vehicle that just drives and otherwise does not do much. You will probably land for 1000 Euros in the VW Golf III, Opel Astra-F, Ford Fiesta, Escort or Mondeo of the late 90s or in an old Audi, possibly still in a rusted, but technically solid old Mercedes … or have the chance to find an exotic that is really good – I have recently seen a Citroen ZX of approx. In 1995, which went well below 100,000, first hand with a checkbook, and less than 1000 euros with two years of TÜV cost – no beauty, but a solid car for little money. Even old Mitsubishis (Lancer, etc.) or Nissans (Primera, Almera) from the end of the 90s you get back and again in a bad condition because they are completely uninteresting and nobody wants to have that.

I would only search in the price class “Rentnerautos” which had it relatively good; Brand and type should be very important. Cheap cars must, as I said (I have an Audi 80 for 800 Euros, even from the first hand of the 1930-born pensioner with a checkbook – in the country you find something like a coincidence in the acquaintance) not be wrong – they may be uncool, but if you do it right, it can work.