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What car do you drive?
What car do you drive?
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atm I have an Astra 1.9cdti elite (auto)as well, 07, and I'm getting 43 mpg.... well that's what it says on the dash(?) it's a really nice car, bought it for a song off the company I worked for before retiring. Hankering for a new car now though, possibly BMW 3 series or a VW Golf maybe? |
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Mondeo Titanium X automatic with 2 litre turbo petrol engine.
10 out of 10 in all respects. 22 mpg around town but would never buy a diesel because of the nitric oxide fumes and soot. |
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Had a Correspondent but the windows were driving me nuts...switched to a Morley, then traded it in for a Connoisseur...am currently torn between getting a Manifesto or a Diatribe - something that better reflects my personality.
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Perhaps you might consider a Picasso or a Dali or even a manifesto Vel. Definitely a blue and white one.
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Yeah, Foinavon - didn't Citroen give Picasso's daughter a shed load of money for use of the name?
Austin Caravaggio fer me - you can only drive it in the dark.  |
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Approve of the Caravaggio, mercurial and deadly with impeccable design features and attention to detail.
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John Deere 9R/9RT
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Jaguar XF Sport : Fabulous vehikkel.
May well change to the slightly smaller, much lighter and even quicker XE in a year or two. |
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I'll take that old one off your hands for £500 (robin meself)
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£500 buys one wheel with new tyre. Kind offer - but I decline sorry :(
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What about £750 and a trained sheep?
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Ivor needs more than one sheep.
Cheapskate ! |
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TBH I don't think CMaT has considered the running costs, even if he were succesful with his bid.
(and I'm happy with the sheep I already have - TYVM) |
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have just passed 330k miles...had it since new
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golf gti -10 years old mind , but still no where near as good as the early editions - they get worse as they get newer
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I remember the proud day when Ivor got his new wheels.
An excellent choice for a family man, who also must have performance, looks and dynamics. Me, I'm not in the slightest bit interested in cars, as I have posted on many occasions! |
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Peugeot 106 diesel does 60 MPG, amazingly.
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