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182 is the 182
182 cup is a lower spec cabin with better suspension and a nice spoiler and splitter
182 FF is a 182 with the suspension and spoilr and splitter off the cup
Independent EVERY time. No affect on warranty.
Fred did my first service and will do servicing on it for as long as I own it.
Worth noting first service is just oil and oil filter, I would, and did, replace air filter and pollen filter while at it. Cost me half what Renault quoted!
June 5th is the day of my fiancees birthday and also the week before FCS, so thats a no go for me.
July 17th is the same day as the High Performance Club Young Drivers Day, so cant do then either :(
IIRC the f/4 is sharper at wide open than the f/3.5 but at like for like apertures they perform equally. Basically the f/3.5 is just an f/4 with the extra stop.
Pretty sure last time I did a quote it was over 30% apr. Just do an online quote and it will tell you.
EDIT:
Anything between 0% (Virgin) and, well then the skies the limit, but normally not more than 40%.
As above, SPECIALIST is very different to professional. The F4R engine has a set of locking tools specific to it, which you will only find in Specialist garages and some Renault Dealers, thats right, even some Dealers dont have them, or if they do are just oo lazy to use them!!
I agree with Bazzon, knock car tax on the head and tax fuel more.
In this country, to drive a car on the road you pay the following taxes:
Road Fund License (Car tax)
Fuel Duty
VAT on the fuel price and on the fuel duty
Insurance Premium Tax
and if you want to drive in the Capital, Congestion...
Causes it to fail emissions test come MOT
Increases volume of exhaust
Fuel consumption should remain steady except for the fact you WILL use the right foot more.
Overall you should do it, decats are a great upgrade.