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Tried your local Nissan dealer?

My local garage charges £60p/h (large town in Suffolk), not sure where you are in the world but that seems pricey for labour charges.

Must admit, doesn’t sound that unusual to me. The SMF I had fitted to mine was extremely noisy at idle, anything after that was drowned out by my exhaust 🤣

Wouldn’t even give it a second thought.

Mileage? Service history? Mods?

How much do you need/want for it? Do you want a quick sale? Seems a solid enough car, but getting close to the dreaded 100k mark which seems to terrify buyers for some unknown reason.

Far from it, the vast majority is live action and there’s a good mix between TV and movies. Of course the kiddy stuff is there (a godsend if you have children like me!), and some of the self produced Marvel and Star Wars stuff is hit and miss, but for the most part it’s quality output. Certainly gets watched more in this house than Prime does by about 10:1. Netflix remains the go-to though.

Most importantly, the UX on Prime Video is utterly appalling compared to Netflix. Disney + is better than Prime by a mile too, and even that has issues.

Buy a small pack of multiple size nuts and bolts from screwfix, b&q etc and leave the rest in the garage. That way not only will you have the right size, you’ll have spares for next time too 👍 Or take it off and take it to either of the places above and size it that way.

I’d suggest it’s a popularist overreaction. Are there that many accidents/deaths on the road in faster cars compared with regular ones? My gut says no, so they’re targeting the wrong group of people. Silly idea with limited benefit imho.

Get the guy fitting to supply, that way if there’s any issues it’s his problem, not yours.

I think that sounds like an utter bargain, personally.

It’s the new car vs old car argument there, and all of those mentioned will be at least double the amount to maintain. The fact that people are wanting the even uglier M2 at the same price is the real killer for me. I get cars are more expensive than they used to be, but a Nissan cannot go head to head with a premium manufacturer unless it’s oodles better or much cheaper.

I’ll take your word for it, cos I can’t see the markings on the tyre and he said MPS5.

School holidays aren’t for another few weeks, try again then. If serious, then basically whatever car you can afford to insure will determine what you can buy.