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12/8/2013 at 11:20am
Location: Taunton Outfit: Swift Quattro EB
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Quote: Originally posted by White Rose on 09/8/2013Thank you all - Nelmo, I feel marginally happier now I know it's not just that I'm as heavy on the right foot as my husband alleges ;-) I think it was the initial shock of spending £90 to fill it up, only to seeing the diesel practically evaporate in front of my eyes that caused the consternation!
Saftlad - is yours a seven seater? OH had a bit more of a look as we were going out last night, and said that there didn't appear to be a proper place to fit it to - does that sound right for a seven seater, is there some sort of fixing clip that yours came with? I can't check ours now as it's gone to the garage for a bucketload of work doing before we take it away :-(
ST - it's a 57 plate. There is one on ebay but it has a broken fitting, and given that I can't figure out how they would attach, I reckon starting off with a broken one might just cause a whole lot of confusion!!
Hi White Rose. Yes, mine is a 7 seater, the shelf comes with the relevant fittings. Four clips need to be screwed into the plastic mouldings, a bit worrying if you've just bought the car. Take your time though, and remember to measure twice & drill once, to paraphrase a well-known saying.
Economy is what it is. I get around 34 travelling to work (8 miles each way of country lanes), and just got 22mpg driving a 1500kg caravan to the Dordogne from Roscoff.
Yes, there are cars that will offer better consumption/more space/quieter engines, but for 20k I'm happy with mine for now. Buying a car is always a compromise, after all, wouldn't we all like something that is sporty, economical, quiet, utterly reliable, can tow our relevant caravans in safety and not require you to sell a part of your body?
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