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Hmm, that PS looks pretty good actually.

Smart. I personally think those wheel look gash in any colour other than silver, but thats my opinion.

I can't see the pics...

A big f**k off magnet...then some expandable foam in every hole.

The Williams with have 'Wiliams' written on the side.

Excellent. Get a better review than everything else that has been mentioned on here: www.tyrereviews.co.uk . I have them and like them a lot.

http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m4b753s94p0

'Renault' and 'Sport' are stuck on, but 'Clio' has pins behind it so will leave holes.

I have these on my Jetta. Very good tyre. Had Conti Premium Contacts on before. Less road noise, loads of grip in the dry, and wet grip seems very good although I have never really pushed it in the rain tbh. It's a very different car from yours though. Daz (screen name Daz.) has them on his...

I have one in the living room. It's AGP. I'm not really up with what's hot any more, so I'll leave it to someone else.

Get a credit card with 12 months 0% on new purchases then.

Immobiliser light just flashing.

All.

I don't mean to be rude, but you don't know your stuff. You didn't even know that lights were wrong, and that's something that is fairly basic.

Admiral, Bell and Elephant have always been cheap with me. I was 19, no NCB and had a 1.2 16v and it cost me £600 for a year, then £400 then £256. Me as policy holder, mum and dad for the first year, then just mum for second and third. I now have my mum and auntie on my policy to bring it...

There are more companies than Direct Line.

I'd be looking for a DCi 80 and not another 1.2 tbh.

The wheels in the pics are alloys. Did you go see it? Have they taken them off?

Oh I know that, but seeing as the OP does not even seem to know what he really wants from a laptop, does it matter. We don't even kn ow what he will be using the laptop for. If he is just going to be surfing the web, a bit of word processing and iTunes or some s**t, It's more than adequate.

Why does it have Ph1 rear lights?

Oh aye. Might have to switch from Tesco at Hermi Gait.

One of these will be quick enough: http://www1.euro.dell.com/uk/en/home/Laptops/laptop-studio-xps-16/pd.aspx?refid=laptop-studio-xps-16&s=dhs&cs=ukdhs1

First (except the wheels). The splitter on the GT looks like a late afterthought, and I have just generally gone off new Renaults.

Are your rear tyres not on the wrong way? I always though that 'V groves' pointed in the direction of rotation? I may be wrong though.

The MK3 was much bigger than the MK2. The point of the Campus was to fill a void until the Twingo arrived.

Three thousand? Off your head.

Just tried it for my old car (56 1.2 16v Campus Sport, 26K). It valued it at £3600. I got £4K from VW when I traded it in. You need to push harder at the garage with the 106 imo.

The door strip just clips back on. You will need to give it a good push though. Mine came off and that's what I did to get it back on.

Reset when you fill up, then just leave it until you next fill up. That should give a fairly accurate measurment for that tank used.

I'm sorry, is that a typo? Anyone who pays £3K for a 1.6 Clio needs their head looking at.