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never, it gets cleaned at service

a big german car cos I am getting old

yet you want 18s:S

very close for me 1, 4, 14 and 15 are great. I'd go for 15

more money than sense, oh wait it's Cliosport ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

vxr every time

1 hour a year tops

smelly egg fumes

could be igntition leads

how much more would it have been to just buy a sport?

I like these, too expensive to run though for me.

Focus ST would kill me on fuel costs :( When's it out? The new focus range is out isn't it?

how much are they though?

Cheers, I shall pop over to MK Seat and have a look. Any other cars you think I should look at in that bracket (new shape)?

Thinking of trading in the 182 for something a bit bigger. Had a look at Seat Leons at the weekend. Cupra obviously the step up from the 182 in terms of performance. But, having a senior sensible moment and thinking about the FRs. Anyone know much about the petrol, TDI variants?

don't like it before or after

look forward to piccies

so you have 20k for car plus insurance. In that case get a Megane R26 or Focus ST

nobody is missing them though!

I think they look great. Worth getting the front splitter?

nobody has one then? What would a good deal be price wise on one of these?

with white speedlines

it's still an offence not to display a valid tax disc though

fair enough, but I wouldn't know what was wrong with the car in the first place. Very unusual for a car of 39000 miles and 3.5 years old to need new leads.

yeah but as I said, I can't just take the car away and expect them to not charge for spark plug and the labour. Maybe I am stupid that I've spent about £80 more than I could be, but I need the car and not the hassle.

It is the leads, they're being changed.

I know it's probably easy, but without any mechanical knowledge I wouldn't have been able to diagnose the problem. Even if I pulled the car now and fitted the part myself, they're still going to want to be paid for the time spent working on it.

Bedfordshire. I'm going to get a new car I think, and not a Renault!

that includes fitting and a spark plug. They couldn't diagnose it straightaway. The leads are 93 plus VAT. The rest is labour, 2 hours I'm guessing. Don't want to drive it anywhere in case it damages the cat.

for the leads £240