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what cars do we all drive
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Daily driver is a Skoda Octavia TDi estate, very practical and sensible for transporting the family.
Weekend fun car is a 1973 Series III Land Rover.It's my problem, it's my problem
If I feel the need to hide
And it's my problem if I have no friends
And feel I want to die0 -
vectra estate 2.0DTI year 2000 with 20k on the clock is my personal vehicleI
MOJACAR0 -
mine is a Ford Focus ST1700
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1998 fiesta with hid xenon main and flood lights fitted by yours truely, get looks by people and drivers a lot of the time. Ford puma or mx5 next year.
HID Xenon lights are illegal. The reason you're getting 'looks' from other drivers/pedestrians is that you're most probably blinding them :mad:0 -
oldagetraveller wrote: »1962 Morris Minor when practical. Nil road tax, £80/annum fully comp. insurance with agreed value and full U.K breakdown cover. Totally reliable, parts plentiful and cheap (if necessary), simplicity to maintain and work on.
True moneysaving without the badge snobbery and thankfully 100% un - German!
That post made me Laugh Out Loud :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
mini one diesel 2003 600 miles per tank even though my wife drives it most . we bought it for her to learn to drive , so the insurance with me and her on provisional cost 500 fully com.
we went 1700 miles to albania and same back.. rock solid so far and my wwife loves it a bit more than she does love me
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digitalphase wrote: »HID Xenon lights are illegal. The reason you're getting 'looks' from other drivers/pedestrians is that you're most probably blinding them :mad:
Illegal if fitted to a car without the correct lense, auto levelling or light washers
Have to be E marked also0 -
digitalphase wrote: »HID Xenon lights are illegal. The reason you're getting 'looks' from other drivers/pedestrians is that you're most probably blinding them :mad:
Not so sure about that, my car has them fitted as standard.
Maybe what you mean is badly adjusted HID Xenon lights are illegal, as are badly adjusted ordinary lights and probably badly adjusted carbide or candle powered lights.0 -
To get back on track a Puma, as we had to get a practical family car.0
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Hid xenon are not illegal, you need to do your homework. If they are all cars manufactured fitted with these needs to take them off. Sound info by the 2 guys above.
Mine are correctly fitted on projectors....the reason they get the look because I have the brightest available bulb 55w....and my car is old
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