World of mystery

Stoke

Honestly, just buy a petrol these days. Diesels are becoming far too much hassle unless you go for an old one and the gov are currently in overdrive trying to kill them.

Bought a 3 series petrol about 3 months ago, and haven't looked back.

CardinalWolsey

Stoke wrote: »

Bought a 3 series petrol about 3 months ago, and haven't looked back.

I suggest you do, at least occasionally. That's what your mirrors are for

Stoke

CardinalWolsey wrote: »

I suggest you do, at least occasionally. That's what your mirrors are for

I'm still looking forward if I'm looking in my mirrors.... they are simply reflecting whats in my rear

Sorry, couldn't help being pedantic.

reeac

Stoke wrote: »

I'm still looking forward if I'm looking in my mirrors.... they are simply reflecting whats in my rear
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Too much information.

facade

reeac wrote: »

Modern car adverts don't cover engineering aspects ...that would be too booooring. Main selling point is how much it will cost per month and second point is what facilities it offers for playing music.

Is it Renault that are selling a car car on its ability to take photos and post them to tw*tterface as you are going along?

System

d0nkeyk0ng wrote: »

The wife's VW Tiguan didn't have anything to indicate it required AdBlue.

Owners manual?

System

Stoke wrote: »

Honestly, just buy a petrol these days. Diesels are becoming far too much hassle unless you go for an old one and the gov are currently in overdrive trying to kill them.

Utter hyperbole unless you're one of those people who believe what they read in their daily rag written by someone who can't even check the oil and you don't do your own research. The amount of disinformation about diesels is beyond belief.

Ectophile

CardinalWolsey wrote: »

I suggest you do, at least occasionally. That's what your mirrors are for

Yes, but it's a BMW driver.;)