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hogweed · 9th August 2022, 15:24

A bit of a mixture, in my experience... I enjoy driving the one I borrow when getting the Rover fixed (so I've driven it a lot

).

It's quicker than the Rover, tighter handling, and I find it comfortable. The trim is pretty hideous - but they are cheap.

The owner reckons you might have to wait a few days for parts, but has always managed to get anything he needs.

The reason I originally got the 75 (against everybody's advice) was that you got so much car for your money. Guess the same applies here

Colin - Mark's just bought a 2nd one for the wife, so I guess he likes them OK

9th August 2022, 15:24	#4
hogweed I really should get out more....... Vauxhall Insignia CDTi; MG TF 135 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 2,958 Thanks: 942 Thanked 378 Times in 297 Posts	A bit of a mixture, in my experience... I enjoy driving the one I borrow when getting the Rover fixed (so I've driven it a lot ). It's quicker than the Rover, tighter handling, and I find it comfortable. The trim is pretty hideous - but they are cheap. The owner reckons you might have to wait a few days for parts, but has always managed to get anything he needs. The reason I originally got the 75 (against everybody's advice) was that you got so much car for your money. Guess the same applies here Colin - Mark's just bought a 2nd one for the wife, so I guess he likes them OK __________________ Past cars: MGB GT; Escort 1300 Sport; Vauxhall VX4/90; Marina Coupe TC; Celica ST (1972); Montego Turbo; Astra GTE 16V; Astra GSI 16V; Golf GTI 16V (Mk II); Sierra XR4x4 Estate; BMW 325i (E30); BMW M3 3.0; BMW M3 3.2 Evo. Left some of the more embarrassing ones out. And about 30 motorbikes.