They've all been lowered/riced. I added what they are on his post.

Thats your opinion.

Edit: Thats a Seat Leon MK2 and I admit the Ibiza and the 206 is shit.

Edit 2: The MK5 and Leon will be hard to find in that price range unless they have over 120K mileage.

No, that's the truth. When a car has been lowered to the point of half of the wheel disappearing underneath the arch, that's rice. When you put massive rims on cars like the ones above it's not going to increase performance.

To help the OP: Look for a car that's rare in the UK and some are cheap to insure. I drive a Subaru Legacy Spec B (246HP), because they're pretty rare in the UK you can insure them pretty cheap. Everyone else my age has cars with less than half of the power of mine, insurance in the UK is stupid hence why I had motorbikes over cars for some years.

insurance in the UK is stupid hence why I had motorbikes over cars for some years.

That's why it will be cheaper, not because it's a uncommon choice tbh.

No, cars that are expensive to insure are at that price because they have a bad history of getting stolen or people crashing them.

My car was the same price to insure as a 1.6 golf, whereas if i were to take a more popular 3.0L like a 330i the insurance is close to 5 time as much. Also, an R35 was 5k to insure and a Impreza was 10k.