Can you name me one?
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16 years ago
Recommend me a Cheap Insurance/Road Tax and Many MPG Diesel Car
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16 years ago
Toyota Aygo. Or a 106 diesel, grim but cheap.
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16 years ago
Can name loads. What are your other requirements and what do you mean by "many MPG" because for some people, that means 45, for others, it means
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16 years ago
Hey DervMan, does that web site of yours still exist or have you closed it down with the demise of Kermit ?
Gio
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16 years ago
It still exists but is currently broken. :-/
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16 years ago
I mean 65+ MPG.
Something with a bit of a kick a turbo diesel say 2.0 litre maybe?
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16 years ago
New years resolution suggestion.
You must troll better.
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16 years ago
Over what driving conditions?
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16 years ago
Volkswagen blue motion
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16 years ago
Two possibly mutually exclusive conditions. Unless you drive the kicking thing carefully.
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16 years ago
Which one?
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16 years ago
Polo blue motion 1, the one with zero pounds car tax
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16 years ago
I've been eyeing up the Passat BlueMotion - I can live with the 1.9TDI engine as a trade-off against the saving I'd make on company car tax. What I can't live with is the pikey (S) interior spec. If they did a Bluemotion SE, I'd almost certainly have one.
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16 years ago
SteveH 'You're not a real petrolhead unless you've owned a pikey spec VW'
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16 years ago
What do you have to eat to produce that colour turd?