If you can handle the power & the swooning wannabe wags then go for it, pal.
I think I can handle that Harry.
Would it take a towbar?
No, mate. Tow low.
Arra feckit.
Iāve been given a car allowance in work as I do a bit of driving, not huge amount to be fair. Itās enough to buy a brand new decent car but thinking of buying a 4 year old car and using the balance to run it etc. Any recommendations on what to go for? I would do a fair bit of motorway driving but also drive into the city once or twice a week.
Skoda Octavia, an absolute miser on fuel.
@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy is going to have your guts for garters.
Some Volkswagen group yoke. Cheap to run, rarely break and used parts are lying everywhere if they do give botherā¦plus any half dacent mechanic should be fit to work on them.
Iāve had a 1.6 golf that was 6 years old before, with 95,000 miles and got fair trouble with it, have an old 1.9 and it goes like a dream. Is the 2.0 engine better than the 1.6?
Time to go electric @Loko_Cove with that big allowance.
Donāt have 3hrs to waste at a service station in Kinnegad waiting for my battery to charge.
electric
its not 2014 mate
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I wouldnāt know but I suppose a bigger engine doesnāt have to work as hard. Iāve a 2.7 tdi with 160k trouble free apart from a broken pulley belt
Some people only care about themselves it seems.
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Herself was is looking at one of those new Skoda SUVsā¦any opinions or adviceā¦
Dont let your wife choose a car.
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Fao of @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy
Iām considering wan of these as my primary mode of transport
Itās her fucking car
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