With a Golf.
Thoughts?
If i were to get a braked trailer from somewhere, would the golf pull my 90?
Diesel is getting so expensive - I get private miles included in my tax from work, so i would be able to get to a lot more places to play.
I'm now too far removed from the UK to comment in a legal sense, but common sense and life experience says *NO*.
Yes, but don't get caught. (c:
Get a company Land Rover instead?
Seconded that opinion. Now Golf's are good cars and I'm sure it would cope in an emergency but it's not up to the job and I would definitely say you would get a 'pull' for that. The insurance wouldn't like it and would use it as a get out in the event of an accident I'm sure. Deffo NO.
Martin
No then :)
Thought as much.
Next plan is to get my siphon pump out ;)
joke....
Belive me ive tried!!
Has to be a 4 door car at the moment - I hear that we may be going to lease, then i might have a better chance :)
A RR Sport has 4 doors, and is a type of car. ;-)
On or around Thu, 29 May 2008 22:33:09 +1200, EMB enlightened us thusly:
great minds...
"Austin Shackles" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
More likely to get away with a Freeloader 2 tho and they are a nice looking motor IMO (not driven one yet)
Are you mad?
No need to answer :)
Not Mad..
Skint!
A lady I work with had a D3 for a couple of years, and it was back in the workshop more often than it was on the road. She was considering seveal options for a replacement, and eventually went for a Freeloader (LR offered her thousands more for a trade-in than Toyota etc). In the six weeks she has had it, it has been back 3 times (and off road for two of those weeks) for an undiagnosed issue of failing to start/poor running, and she is seriously considering rejecting the vehicle. Ain't looking good for LR round here ....
There's a certain BMW round here thats behaving like that. It's going back next week, and a refund *will* be forthcoming.
Hey, good luck with that.
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