One for Gloc. Sorry!

[PeeBee]

I was given one as a loan car recently while my car was being serviced, bag of shite with really crap consumption.

[purple vonny]

Aw come on, Skodas are fine, lots of peeps on here like VW and they are one and the same thing now aren't they? And they win rallies.

And you can double the value of the car by filling it with fuel.

[Fiona]

Originally Posted by divingniknaks

Haven't you gone yet ?

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No and I am bored so watch out

[tootricky]

Originally Posted by purple vonny

Aw come on, Skodas are fine, lots of peeps on here like VW and they are one and the same thing now aren't they? And they win rallies.

And you can double the value of the car by filling it with fuel.

Yep, the engines are exactly the same across the Audi/VW/Skoda range.

[Scuttler]

Originally Posted by tootricky

Yep, the engines are exactly the same across the Audi/VW/Skoda range.

That's why I drive a BMW

[Pigpen]

Originally Posted by Scuttler

That's why I drive a BMW

Good luck.

[Scuttler]

Originally Posted by Pigpen

Good luck.

3 years and 60,000 miles of trouble free driving.
Holds to the road like shit to a blanket.
Hasn't cost me a penny in servicing bills so far.
Rear wheel drive....like all 'proper' cars

AND it gives me the right to not indicate, not let people out in front of me, to have right of way wherever I go and to spend my entire time in the outside lane 3ft behind the car in front

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by Scuttler

3 years and 60,000 miles of trouble free driving.
Holds to the road like shit to a blanket.
Hasn't cost me a penny in servicing bills so far.
Rear wheel drive....like all 'proper' cars

AND it gives me the right to not indicate, not let people out in front of me, to have right of way wherever I go and to spend my entire time in the outside lane 3ft behind the car in front

[Scubee]

Originally Posted by Scuttler

AND it gives me the right to not indicate, not let people out in front of me, to have right of way wherever I go and to spend my entire time in the outside lane 3ft behind the car in front

that's not just bmw drivers though......

Not so long ago, I went off to Portland. As I drove through Weymouth etc I came to the conclusion that the average driver in that area was about 90, and had been driving since before tests were invented. Despite having at least 6 fingers on each hand, they still had not learned how to use the obviously optional extras (inc. brakes, steering wheels and indicators) properly if at all.

[Scuttler]

Originally Posted by Scubee

Not so long ago, I went off to Portland. As I drove through Weymouth etc I came to the conclusion that the average driver in that area was about 90, and had been driving since before tests were invented. Despite having at least 6 fingers on each hand, they still had not learned how to use the obviously optional extras (inc. brakes, steering wheels and indicators) properly if at all.

You're not from raand these parts arr you moi deer! Now....have you troid yusing them thar brakes wit four feet. It's roight 'ard so it is! An moi second 'ead tends to obscure moi rearwards vision somewhat. But as we all droive the same loike we knows eggsarctly what we is going to do. It's when you grockle toipes come darrn that we have troubles loike.