One of the more useful bits on my phone is the calendar that reminds me up front of critical dates - including anniversaries which wives/girlfriends just love to remind us we have forgotton
Ain't that true Nixy?
+1 Have a good one everybody.
+2 Agreed, the site is addictive (like the cars ) and the mods have done an excellent job balancing some of the more thorny issues that come along from time to time - thanks guys for all your hard and unpaid work on our behalf
I did say he needed to check that when they were prepping the car and I wouldn't have it if it did. Everything looks mint on it to back up the mileage, a bit of damager to the front bumper arch which they are fixing and 1 paint chip on the door which they will do and thats it.
just make sure it covered, i drove one with clicking driveshafts and tried to get them sorted by the salesman but all of a sudden he was deaf and couldnt hear them
its a pricey fix and i wouldnt like to see you get stung with it you only have to move the car forwards and backwards a few times to check
ditto
Some 'fixes' I have seen reported on here have simply turned out to be grease packing - works for a while and then the problem returns. Get a written confirmation that parts have been changed if necessary.
Disagree Digsy - UK Type R sucks and none of the testers I respect have rated it - a poor imitation of the earlier model. The JDM that wanta350 has found is a far superior car - and as good as an Integra - better if you need 4 doors/seats. The only downside from what I hear is the ride is VERY hard so not exactly family orientated which might not go down too well with the women in wanta350's life.
Let me guess... Model T's, The Charleston, Tigermoths, Harold Lloyd. Am I getting warm?
Nope.
Think cavemen, mammoths and dinosaurs
Spot on Sarnie - knew you would guess right - can't stand this PC era I am in now
An interesting read but unless I have missed something you seem to have got through more clutches than tyres That aside your last line sums up what the ZED is all about - sod the cost, eh
I agree - it does surprise me how many seem to put their ZEDs away when the weather turns from untypically sunny to typically wet and grey for this country. OK so we have to ease back on the right foot and be a little more wary for the clowns that don't know how to drive in bad weather, but then balancing the car's performance aginst the prevailing conditions is all part of the pleasure of driving and using the ZED as often as I can means more of these .....