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your right ther co2 ring any bells
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Try this mate. Modding guide and basic Review!
http://www.fastfordmag.co.uk/files/2...odifyst220.pdf
I really like em for the money. All the toys etc. Do like the BMW 530 Sport. Better spec in the Ford.
Also into the Audi A6 & A8. Just me tho. I'd only have £5-£6K if I swapped!
http://www.fastfordmag.co.uk/files/2...odifyst220.pdf
I really like em for the money. All the toys etc. Do like the BMW 530 Sport. Better spec in the Ford.
Also into the Audi A6 & A8. Just me tho. I'd only have £5-£6K if I swapped!
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I also like these..... http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...01040370114410
As a contender. Clarkson did a review on these, st220, Mps and Vxr. Its on YouTube !
As a contender. Clarkson did a review on these, st220, Mps and Vxr. Its on YouTube !
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Had a Mondeo ST TDCI before I had the Scooby. Superb car all round, all the toys and 550+ miles to a tank of diesel. Mine had been decatted, replacement Exhaust and Bluefined. Was running around 190bhp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msemQGmRyAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msemQGmRyAU
20 October 2010, 12:02 PM
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Son in law as the V6 3.0l. Very nice cruiser with the right amount of grunt for the his and the families needs. Some of the body work trim is a bit fragile though.
Likes a drink but will cruise all day in comfort with the full leather Recaro's, they are awesome. Fully loaded with very little to option up from standard. He's got the nice RS Blue too.
Likes a drink but will cruise all day in comfort with the full leather Recaro's, they are awesome. Fully loaded with very little to option up from standard. He's got the nice RS Blue too.
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Had a Mondeo ST TDCI before I had the Scooby. Superb car all round, all the toys and 550+ miles to a tank of diesel. Mine had been decatted, replacement Exhaust and Bluefined. Was running around 190bhp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msemQGmRyAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msemQGmRyAU
very nice gonna get one in the spring as said how much do the extra mods cost
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Exhaust + Bumper cutting £350
Decat £150 plus £50 fitting
Bluefin £500
There are times I wish I never sold it, but the Vectra VXR is everything the Mondeo was and more. Just needs a few more stops to the petrol pump that's all
Decat £150 plus £50 fitting
Bluefin £500
There are times I wish I never sold it, but the Vectra VXR is everything the Mondeo was and more. Just needs a few more stops to the petrol pump that's all
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I am still tempted by one of these, but i just can not bring myself to get rid of the Rover when nothing has ever went wrong with it, bar a cable tie on the cv boot and a bulb blew (twice the ****ing POS) 
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