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Count the holes = 10

Got far more attention in the V6 than the Elise, I mean the car not me !!!

Seem to have too many holes for your wheel studs !! V6 has 5.

Put mine on the rear parcel shelf, get a good signal and very seldom do I loose the signa.

Me an O.A.P. draw pension to prove it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"You lot crack me up, you sound like a bunch of old women , stuggling to get in and out of the Elise. Although it can be a pain if the roof is on." Wait untill you are coming up to 70, your ideas will soon change !!!!!!!!!!!

I changed from an Elise to the V6, I did this for a number or reasons. My work place chnaged and the Elise is not a good car for the motorways most days of the week. In addition getting into and out of the Elise was a pain in the back side. The V6 is far more comfortable ro every day...

Provided it is not an import they were fitted with a Tracker before being delivered to the Dealer. Make sure that you have all the paperwork for it as you will have to transfer ownership and also I think your insurance Company will require a copy of the Certificate of Installation.

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/differential.htm Have a look.

Olive Oil ?

General chips at the front. ( may be a bit late as you have already seen the car and should have raised any points then. Check service book to ensure servicing has been carried out correctly. Before driving home check oil, water, washer bottle, all lights work, A.C. works, radio O.K with...

I trust that you have not overfilled. It takes a long time in filling and reaching the correct level. Leave over night and check via the dip stick in the morning. Mine has always taken slightly less including the oil filter. Just under 5.5 litres. Over filling can cause problems.

Go to Sinclaires, they are in Romford. Do Lotus body work, as far as I know rear bumber fibre glass so soon repaired. http://www.sinclairebodyshop.co.uk/

5.5 litres including oil filter.

If you run at 35000 revs surprised engine stays in one piece. have you got a gas turbine or some thing ?

Engine Oil = 5.5 litres including filter Gearbox = ? not in hand book

My manual does not state a time limit for the A or B Service. Oil change "Special Conditions" Renault recommends an oil change every 6,000 miles or at least once a year. From this I would suggest an A or B Service should be yearly. I use the car every day so car serviced at 12,000...

Simple answer look in your manual. Mine is quite clear, you have an A & B service, A =12,000 miles and B = 36,000 miles. Oil change for special conditions every 6,000 miles or at least once per year. (low mileage cars come under this in my view) Timing belt = 72,000 miles or 5 years...

Have a look in your policy and see if you have to go to a certaqin company, Tesco is Autoglass. Just phone them up with your policy number and they do the rest.

Get a list from the garage of past owners and ask if you can phone them. I have always said to the garge that a prospective buyer may contact me. You should have had a look at the registration document when you viewed.

On mine turn the ignition on says Oil OK. Press button on end of staulk six zeros show indicating oil level.

Mine shows the oil information once I turn the ignition and start the engine. I seem to think 5 or 6 0 all is O.K.

Mines yellow with purple spots !!!!!!! Painfull

You can extend the existing Warranty with Renault. As far as I can see exactly the same as the one I have at the present.

I seem to remember Trip Computer about £325 + fitting. My work carried out under warranty. (twice) Have had EBC pads since 48K, no problems with them. Tyres about £125 each, depens on this weeks best buy, just phone around.

Have now covered 58.5k with very few problems. All coils replaced and computer red out replaced twice. Front tyres 25k rear tyres 12.5K now running on Toyos which are far quieter. Two fog lights broken. Rear silencer still O.K. Always been serviced on time and used Total oil...

They must have forgotten mine !!!!!!!!

Has he had any coils replaced ? Could be a short in the wiring.

Good price, have a look at some of his work before tho'

Depends where you measure the temperature.