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Toyotafanboi wrote: »The thing is it looks ancient. Call me a snob, the price is right but I wouldn't be seen dead in it, personally. There are many more modern looking cars available and that means a lot to a lot of people. Not me as such, I just think it's ugly.
It is ancient. They were launched in the early 90s. I think they are retro cool myself
Check if it has the Bosch fuel injection pump and if so, just fill her up with free used veggie oil "Make no mistake. The days of the internal combustion engine are definitely numbered" - Quentin Willson, 1997
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Duke O Smiley wrote: »I'm after a manual again. The Sunny is a great car though, but annoyingly the only real interest in it is from clowns who say they'll only give me 1 or 200 because its for export to their country
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Toyotafanboi wrote: »Would that have the maaaad suspention too?
I was presuming so. I think in the first gen of the Xantia all of the diesels (and higher end petrols) had hydropneumatic suspension or whatever the more advanced electronically controlled version of it was called
The only reason I'd buy that car would be that it indeed had the maaad suspension
acronym Chilli wrote: »What's the fuel consumption like on those ( running diesel not Crisp and Dry)
How long is a piece of string? As with all cars, it depends mostly on your driving. For me in Dublin in a car of that size and weight in petrol would average me about 25mpg, so in old skool diesel probably about 35mpg"Make no mistake. The days of the internal combustion engine are definitely numbered" - Quentin Willson, 1997
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OK my S60 is still rocking along, the history is here somewhere, but I'm rapidly approaching a need rather than a preference for an automatic. MPV or SUV gets bonus points. I can top the budget without difficulty but would like the bangernomics faithful value for money eye looking out for me
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That's one almighty Corolla , 4 original unmarked hubcaps tell the whole story , average 6600 miles per year, if that car was detailed it'd be showroom , a bit of a keeper really for classic collection .0 -
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