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Renegade try this one ..... http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... 6174404497 :thumbup:

As it happens mine appears to have everything on everyone wish list .... Sat Nav Vision Pack JBL Upgrade Ruffer Quad Exhaust GT 19" Rims (Powder coated metal flake silver) Sports steering wheel Foot rest All internal lights changed to LED's Full size spare wheel And of course it's the HDI so it...

What do you think the BD stands for [WINKING FACE] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Norman, I put details of how I fit mine in this thread ..... viewtopic.php?f=32&t=7211&p=87254#p87254 When I had fit it, it was too low and the only way to get the tail pipes higher was to cut the rear bulkhead under the car which runs down in front of the spare wheel well. It's not...

I've had P Zeros on mine for the past couple of months. I do up to 1000 miles a weeks going back and forward to work and have found them to be perfectly adequate. Excellent grip in the wet and the dry. I have not noticed any difference between theses and the Conti's which were on it previously...

Hi Sharon, I'm sort of local to you in Nantwich. I've had my Black HDI for just over a year now and you definitely bought the best engined Z for both reliability and MPG. I do just under 1000 miles a week in mine travelling from Nantwich to the far side of Birmingham every day. I average about...

Thanks for the replies all. Yes they are dirty on the inside but unfortunately I do around 750 miles a week up and down the M6 going to work and back. So keeping them clean is virtually impossible without spending hours on them each week, which is one of the reasons I was considering grey, as...

I'm having my wheels powder coated next Tuesday and can't decide what colour to have them done. They are currently black as per the picture bellow and am thinking of going for a gun metal grey or staying with black. Does anyone have a good side on picture of a Black Z with gun metal wheels ...

I should receive my P Zero GT's today. Will be having them fitted when I have the wheels powder coated in the next week or so. Will let you know how I get on with them. :thumbup: Now what colour for the wheels hmmmmmmmm :eusa-think:

These 2 are crackers https://vimeo.com/104964504 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If your garage is that narrow, you may get the car in but you'll probably have to drop the back seat down and get out of the boot :eusa-think: :thumbup:

'T'cut mine a month or so ago, as they were milky and spotted. Look like new now and doesn't seem to have had any negative affects. Also a lot cheaper than all the special creams and potions :thumbup:

It can't even find a full post code. I would be VERY surprised if it could do that :crazy: The words Chocolate and Fireguard spring to mind :lol:

Re: Uk most unreliable cars Nice result as I start a new job tomorrow ...... Shift Manager for Jaguar Land Rover :dance: A company who are really moving forward :thumbup:

And avoid Robins and Day in Derby. Shocking :thumbdown:

You can only enter in the first letters and then the numbers. It will not take full postcodes. When you have entered in the first part of the post code you can then enter in the street name or bring up the street list and search for it that way. This will then allow you to enter in the house...

Reverse onto your drive and fix the protection to your house / wall assuming your drive goes between the 2 houses that is. ;)

And the indicators on the mirror stalks :eusa-whistle:

Funny, same thing happened to me when I came out of Morrisons last week Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Kin, Welcome aboard. The high clutch on the petrol cars is one of the main reasons I went for the diesel, which has a normal clutch as you would find in most other cars. If you drive with your foot rested on the pedal there is a chance you will be slightly riding the clutch and you will...