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Yeah, chav IMO. And even with the locking grub screw, will probably disappear within five minutes.

That would be funny if I said "Your Grandma has a good taste". But I didn't. Nice try though, have another go.

Your Grandma has good taste. My answer was full of information. It even told you what to do if you were going to pursue the price if they didn't honor it.

Sell the car and get a buss pass then.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/441740.stm - read all of that. If you want to waste your time pursuing it, carry on. Or, you could just accept the fact it's an error and move on with life.

They don't have to sell you it at that price, or at all if they don't want to. You'd be wasting your time.

Try your local breakers yard.

Looks total guff IMO.

Depending on insurer, yes that is correct.

£12.56, fully comp for the year.

Isn't that what the second to last picture is?

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Mk2 Mk3 That's the difference.

Re: Will a crash in a works vehicle with business insurance effect my personal insura The answers would be 'YES'.

No. The first post was saying if the 182 had the build qualities the Mk3 it would be a better car. Kevster was saying that car is called the 197.

It is a turbo (dci). As said, you'd be hard pushed to find an NA diesel in a new car these days.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?325219-Private-Plates-Spotted-Thread&highlight=private+plate

I see you're from Edinburgh. Have you seen the ones on the A70 between Kirknewton and Balerno? They're awesome.

It works just like insurance. You only need it if you get pulled over or have an accident. The rest of the time you don't have to have insurance.

My switch is at the 'On' position permanently (oh yeah that's right, my car turns the lights off for me when I lock it). But I'm only rolling with pauper halogen bulbs :(

The Highway Code doesn't specifically mention fog when using them. All it says is when visibility is reduced to 100m or less. So yes, technically you can use them in very heavy rain (spray).

The way I read it was that the bottom edge of the "Renault" badge was positioned at the same level as the bottom edge of the number plate recess, giving you the height, with the "Sport" badge sitting 13mm lower down.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?551287-Sport-badge-dimensions-position&highlight=sport+badge+location

Channel 50 apparently. Have you re-tuned to see you have all channels stored and available?

You'd be better off banging your head off of this.

Even the pic of them in the daylight shows the light going all over the place.

They've released it again?

You hate it so much you posted three times?

www.dazzlelikefuck.com?

Um...