Million mile Mondeo Pt2
Discussion
jke11y said:
The new vivaro I had lunched the turbo when it was 6k miles old; good luck!
Really? My brother bought a Vivaro for one of his (service engineer) staff as his new co vehicle a few years ago. ~60k miles on, still no issues. I guess there are "no issues" and "failures" noted with evey popular vehicle though.RC1807 said:
jke11y said:
The new vivaro I had lunched the turbo when it was 6k miles old; good luck!
Really? My brother bought a Vivaro for one of his (service engineer) staff as his new co vehicle a few years ago. ~60k miles on, still no issues. I guess there are "no issues" and "failures" noted with evey popular vehicle though.Daft question, but when the mondeo first broke down you rented a (no doubtful hateful) taxi for a bit to keep working.
I'm curious why run two? I assume it's 2 x taxi registration fees, insurance etc etc. Do the economics really work? Can the Vx not just be both vehicles for you? Use it for the long haul stuff and the airport runs?
I'm curious why run two? I assume it's 2 x taxi registration fees, insurance etc etc. Do the economics really work? Can the Vx not just be both vehicles for you? Use it for the long haul stuff and the airport runs?
bungz said:
I have the new 1.6 CDTi in a Astra K as a daily hack in 136 guise.
Its the best thing about the car, really refined thing and it shifts well.
That said that is a much bigger and less aerodynamic thing to attach it to.
Good luck!
Have they started fitting the renault engines to vauxhall cars now?Its the best thing about the car, really refined thing and it shifts well.
That said that is a much bigger and less aerodynamic thing to attach it to.
Good luck!
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