Glen_Quagmire wrote: » 1600 with 70k miles
colm_mcm wrote: Is it very cheap?
colm_mcm wrote: I would imagine so. Early to mid 30s average on a good day at a guess.
colm_mcm wrote: Co2 on them is 179 which is very high. It’s a 4 speed auto, assuming it’s a torque converter.
colm_mcm wrote: What year is it?
ewj1978 wrote: » ah man, was waiting on my new car to arrive.
ewj1978 wrote: » My 2.0t Vector. Have it up for €400 but will sell it to a boardsie for less.https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/05-saab-93-2-0t-vector/21406212
bazz26 wrote: » It's our weekly troll:https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057967220
Toyotafanboi wrote: » That vid example is a bit silly though. Video of a LHD Opel being clocked to warn you of the dangers of clocking JDM cars. For what it's worth, I dont think clocking is too prolific on Japanese cars, at least on the Japanese side. A lot of them have quite a low natural mileage. When the make it to Ireland they have about the same risk of being clocked by an Irish person as anything else I suppose.
Glen_Quagmire wrote: » Would cartell.ie tell you much if I got the chassis number (VIN) Having a look and seen this on FB, scary how easy it is to clock a carhttps://www.facebook.com/JapanCarHistoryCheck/videos/1634674466542916/
Glen_Quagmire wrote: » I can't imagine an auction sheet is too hard to create. Sure its in japanese so most people wouldn't know what they're looking at anyway
Glen_Quagmire wrote: » Anyway to spot if it is clocked?