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have you thougth about lpg'ing the impreza, ive had it done to my wifes car after buying the same car in diesel form for her and she hated it, she has a corolla t sport on lpg now and its great getting the same amount of miles now for £35 as i was for £60 to £65 before the conversion, we've done 5500 miles with no problems, use a more petrol in this cold weather as it switches over when warm..
if you do consider it we had ours done at gas tech in warrington top bunch of lads really know there stuff and the gas fitter as a sti (not on gas yet tho)
if you do consider it we had ours done at gas tech in warrington top bunch of lads really know there stuff and the gas fitter as a sti (not on gas yet tho)
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have you thougth about lpg'ing the impreza, ive had it done to my wifes car after buying the same car in diesel form for her and she hated it, she has a corolla t sport on lpg now and its great getting the same amount of miles now for £35 as i was for £60 to £65 before the conversion, we've done 5500 miles with no problems, use a more petrol in this cold weather as it switches over when warm..
if you do consider it we had ours done at gas tech in warrington top bunch of lads really no there stuff and the gas fitter as a sti (not on gas yet tho)
if you do consider it we had ours done at gas tech in warrington top bunch of lads really no there stuff and the gas fitter as a sti (not on gas yet tho)
Last edited by scooby(puppy power); 20 January 2013 at 07:36 PM.
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can you lot not get it rob power wrx dosent want a scoob he has owned a wagon a bugeye wrx and a ra all he is asking is which car now back on topic id say bmw 530d estate loads off room etc thats what im buying next good value for money
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http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-2005/1036271
Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
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http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-2005/1036271
Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
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2009 Insignia CDTi SRi (160bhp)...I'm considering one of these later in the year. Great MPG, decent/okay acceleration, well built, cheap tax
Not as flash as a 3 series beemer and maybe a little 'rep car' but for a family 4 door saloon I think there hard to beat for the money/overall package...just my opinion tho...my wife's dad has one and every time I'm in I think its great for the money and its never missed a beat
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...ge/3?logcode=p
Failing that a 3 series 320D M-Sport for me....just need to pray it doesn't snow much
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...29xz?logcode=p
Not as flash as a 3 series beemer and maybe a little 'rep car' but for a family 4 door saloon I think there hard to beat for the money/overall package...just my opinion tho...my wife's dad has one and every time I'm in I think its great for the money and its never missed a beat
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...ge/3?logcode=p
Failing that a 3 series 320D M-Sport for me....just need to pray it doesn't snow much
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...29xz?logcode=p
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2009 Insignia CDTi SRi (160bhp)...I'm considering one of these later in the year. Great MPG, decent/okay acceleration, well built, cheap tax
Not as flash as a 3 series beemer and maybe a little 'rep car' but for a family 4 door saloon I think there hard to beat for the money/overall package...just my opinion tho...my wife's dad has one and every time I'm in I think its great for the money and its never missed a beat
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...ge/3?logcode=p
Failing that a 3 series 320D M-Sport for me....just need to pray it doesn't snow much
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...29xz?logcode=p
Not as flash as a 3 series beemer and maybe a little 'rep car' but for a family 4 door saloon I think there hard to beat for the money/overall package...just my opinion tho...my wife's dad has one and every time I'm in I think its great for the money and its never missed a beat
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...ge/3?logcode=p
Failing that a 3 series 320D M-Sport for me....just need to pray it doesn't snow much
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...29xz?logcode=p
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Oh yeah, missed that
TBH I just posted the first example of a 320D I saw in black....but your very right tho Keighley Trade Centre is a big
On a side note, they must sell quite a few cars as they've been in business for ages..it's a wonder how they keep going with the reputation they have
TBH I just posted the first example of a 320D I saw in black....but your very right tho Keighley Trade Centre is a big
On a side note, they must sell quite a few cars as they've been in business for ages..it's a wonder how they keep going with the reputation they have
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Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
Quite like the look of an audi, not sure whether the miles might be too high
Mines just shy of 100K. Its not been without its faults but I really like it.
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