Can anyone help with a HPI for my niece and advice on engine

[smileymikey]

My niece is looking at two Fiat 500's a 1.2 EY60 RZW and a twin air VN12 WAJ Both appear to reasonable miles and are between £5200 and £5500. Can anyone help with a hpi and recommendations on which engine?

[phumy]

Its only £3 to do your self....

[anonymous-user]

don;t skimp on any hpi as at the end of the day it is worthless. doing a proper one is peace of mind.

[smileymikey]

phumy said:

Its only £3 to do your self....

I'm hoping to put the £6 I save towards coke and wes. However thank you for your contribution

[threadlock]

A 'please' would be nice...

[smileymikey]

The Spruce goose said:

don;t skimp on any hpi as at the end of the day it is worthless. doing a proper one is peace of mind.

That's fair comment Spruce Goose. She will on the one that she decides to go for. Its from a car supermarket as well which will at least weed out the obvious cad c/logbook loan candidates

[smileymikey]

threadlock said:

A 'please' would be nice...

Please

I can be very clipped on the phone and when writing, excuse me for that. I would greatly appreciate any input

[George111]

smileymikey said:

My niece is looking at two Fiat 500's a 1.2 EY60 RZW and a twin air VN12 WAJ Both appear to reasonable miles and are between £5200 and £5500. Can anyone help with a hpi and recommendations on which engine?

Get your own HPI as it includes a guarantee, they are so cheap compared to buying a ball of trouble.

You're asking which engine - ought to be asking what other cars. There's a lot of those Fiats about but there's also a good list of problems with them too. I'd not recommend one to my family.