spursmaddave

Is your wife's coupe a SIII? No it was just a 2l SE and I'm not married Sorry mate, just saw the Mrs! I nearly bough a third coupe when the TSIII came out. Lol!! I saw a TSIII in white with a subtle bodykit on but unless it had a turbo..... Yip, they have fake quad exhaust's, quilted leather and some other stuff. When i first saw one i thought it was a supercharged model, lol! I still think they are a lovely looking car but unfortunately the look fast standing still and are slow when you are moving.... my SE was not much more economical than my Zed either

If it comes on again get hold of the exact code and post it up

Is your wife's coupe a SIII? No it was just a 2l SE and I'm not married Sorry mate, just saw the Mrs! I nearly bough a third coupe when the TSIII came out. Lol!! I saw a TSIII in white with a subtle bodykit on but unless it had a turbo.....

Lol, i bought a blue 1.6, traded it in for a 2.0l se in simba red! TBH it was not that bad. Nice looking cars but sooooooooo underpowered

Is your wife's coupe a SIII? No it was just a 2l SE and I'm not married

Sorry Alex

I was braking earlier, came to a safe stop

My list is HUGE! 2006 - Mazda 6 2.3l Sport 2007 - Seat Leon FR TDI (new and currently on 72k) 2008 - Hyundai Coupe (bought for Mrs) 2009 - My Zed Hopefully soon to be a Jaaaag + ????

It looks like cheap crap to me, I could be wrong but thats what it looks like....

The one thing I can't get past is that you bought TWO Hyundai Coupe's

Nice pic of a nice car

I will pour us all a drink I've got one. But ta anyway. I've had two bottles of a new home brew wine and now on the brandy. I'm on the hard stuff as always..... Water on the rocks

I will pour us all a drink

Yes and I would hope nobody would just post without thinking it through or going through the 'proper' stages.... You've been here long enough to know that isnt true i suspect sarcasm here Yep Taxi for Chris'I

Yes and I would hope nobody would just post without thinking it through or going theough the 'proper' stages.... I was thinking more 'tell the story' rather than 'name & shame'