davey_83

Such great driving cars, driven a 5sp and would definitely have one - GLWS

Deez Germans won't be happy. I can think of so many great 4 door saloon cars, so fair play to Jaguar for having a right good crack. M3, M5, RS4, RS5, RS6, RS7, Panamera turbo s, C63, E63, Tesla Model S..... http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/101876/jaguar-xe-sv-project-8-sets-new-nurburgring-record?_mout=1&utm_campaign=autoexpress_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter

Or wack the inertia switch

Loved the MK1, so different in its design language. Really smart and striking on the road, for all the right reasons imo.

Always liked these, enjoy the new toy.

lost souls that at this point in their lives making bad choices

Disklok all the way

Being built with better parts I guess...........

C'mon JDM cars!! https://www.whatcar.com/news/reliability-survey/ In our 2017 Reliability Survey, we asked more than 14,200 people to tell us about any faults their cars have suffered during the past year. The results for cars aged 0-3yrs reveal the most - and least - dependable cars from 32 brands and 169 models.

Go MeisterR, these are developed on our roads unlike Tein.

Cheers pal , you have PM

yes that's what I found, on confused our Note would be £420 a year. Change the reg to e 14 plate leaf and amend the value of the car and it went to over £700 which I felt was a shame. Without relying on a honest seller, how can you tell at a glance if the car is battery owned?

What did your 15' 24kwH generally get around town from a full charge? Edit - seen your post again and you've answered my query lol

Yeah would be looking at a 15/14 plate Leaf on finance.

Looking around and were thinking of moving in from our 06' Note to a 2013/14 Leaf, quite shocked to see the insurance is about £350 more a year oddly. Drive one for the first time today and the Mrs really likes it but won't be saving quite as much per years as we first thought. Currently for petrol and road tax the Note costs ish £150 a month. Figure if finance for a Note is similar, it's a no brainer???

Absolutely stunning

Next time, unbolt the spacer nuts and refit the wheel and do up 3 nuts fully tight. Then bang the tyre 12, 6, 3 and 9 position until you free up the spacer behind the wheel and you're good.

Nice pal, can't wait to see it.

The younger you are, generally you will have less experience. The younger you are, possibly you'd be more inclined to want to show of a new car and an inexperienced driver showing off in a 350z is only going end one way. I personally think 17 would be fine to own a sports car.

Rotten pal, this time of year is always bad for accidents. Go to work in the dark, come home in the dark for example. Hopefully matters get resolved without any dramas.

^ Not a true car guy

Ask Carl Hartley

P200T

Damn US spec motor

as you know, generally going softer on rear promotes understeer.