Foxhole Norman wrote: New Irish Pressed Plates, Osram Nightbreakers + Sidelights and a Pair of Bosch Wipers ordered and I have a new Headunit lined up 
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Christmas presents for yourself? That's what I've been saying about every guilty car related purchase this past month!! :pac:
Foxhole Norman wrote: » New Irish Pressed Plates, Osram Nightbreakers + Sidelights and a Pair of Bosch Wipers ordered and I have a new Headunit lined up
Alanstrainor wrote: » Going to wait until Jan for a front brake upgrade for mine! OEM front disks, and EBC greenstuff pads. Oh baby. These will replace, cheap (but adequate...) drilled/grooved front disks.
Dord wrote: » Awesome! I did the same on mine when I got it. Couldn't manage to fit the bulbs though... can't get the bloody retainer clip off. Might have to go to a garage for it.
Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: » Brazil They get a lot of cars that are "brazil only" editions by american manufacturers like chevy
Marcusm wrote: » Just saw a lovely Chevy Camaro SS in Bumblebee trim, very cute and certainly stands out where I am as most of the cars are Fiat Palios or Chevy Celtas. I have a Chevy Spin as a rental which is a bit like a low spec Zafira with all the useful bits removed. Where in the world am I?
Dord wrote: » Yep. Lots of older stuff still being made down there. Chevrolet are still making a few models based on the Opel Corsa B! Also, Renault sell all the Dacia models as Renault there.
job seeker wrote: » Corsa C Really nice bodykit IMO.
micknail wrote: » Hi, I'm interested in buying a Toyota Mr2/MrS. Was hoping for a 04-06 model, but it seems to be impossible from the Irish market? What's my best plan otherwise?
Simonigs1.0 wrote: » Uk indeed. Cars are so much better
Simonigs1.0 wrote: » Funny, I saw a Fiat Palio on Monday. It was white, 00-C reg, looked like a Punto estate. I had to take a second look. Would that be from Brazil then?
