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2nd June 2013, 09:24 | #11 |
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NO my only change would be to another 75 or a jag xf nothing else would do the job for me.
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2nd June 2013, 10:00 | #12 |
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We brought our ZT-T+ with us to Portugal in 2009 but bought a Clio Storia Commercial car here for Pauline. It's a 1.5 Diesel built 2007, only a two seater as it has the rear 'passenger area' fenced off - this makes it a great load carrier and does about 55 mpg, used for the shorter trips but also OK for the two of us when we are to fly to the U.K. The Road Tax and Insurance is very manageable for the Clio too.
The MG is our 'luxury' transport, used for international travel and for when we have visitors. It was first registered in March 2006 (06) and has just completed 45,000 miles - lots of life left in the old girl yet... apart from two accidents (not my fault) the car has behaved faultlessly... she may even outlast me as I have no intention of disposing of it. |
2nd June 2013, 10:13 | #13 |
I really should get out more.......
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Good god no! french rubbish , no build quality and fall to bits.. if i was having to buy a small car, and it was my last purchase , it would properly be a kia , with its seven year warranty. dont have any problems with the cars we get coming through work..
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2nd June 2013, 10:17 | #14 |
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No I drove one not so long back to Bedford and back, and I found the driving experience to be very cramp and uncomfortable. I like the Hyundai but the boot is not big enough, so it will be a Jag
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2nd June 2013, 10:23 | #15 |
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I drive many 61/62 plate Fiesta, Clio & Corsa all good for the job they do as tuition cars, but despite much lower fuel bills, I still prefer to drive my own 75 over any of them.
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2nd June 2013, 11:53 | #16 |
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i had one.if given the same offer today i would rather stick my head in a deep fat fryer.or have bowel surgery in a wood with a stick
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2nd June 2013, 12:00 | #17 |
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Is eff off and don't be stupid an acceptable response
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2nd June 2013, 12:01 | #18 |
Posted a thing or two
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Buy French, buy twice
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2nd June 2013, 12:11 | #19 |
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[QUOTE=marinabrian;1322978]I wouldn't have a Clio or in fact any Renault, even if I were paid.
Dreadful things Brian [/QUOTE had a Renault 14 years ago , it was , I like Citroen aand Peugeot .but not Renault
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2nd June 2013, 13:15 | #20 |
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Have to admit that if I was in the situation of the guy asking the question, although the new Micra is now the blandest one they've ever made, both it and the Honda Jazz are made in the UK, so you are at least supporting UK jobs!
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