My first car!!!
Discussion
Hairspray said:
greggy50 said:
Are you going to learn to drive in this then without lessons? I had 8 lessons now had a go in the mini before I brought it certainly was rather different to the focus I am learning in was going to go for something more modern like this but would end up going to fast to get any enjoyment out of it just to civilised and easy for my tastes. Still for a first car is very nice compared to the 1.2 corsa's with 16v badges most people my age seem to have lol.
Nah, I'm just going out in it to learn basic stuff and to work on my technique. My first proper lesson is tomorrow, I'm learning in an '05 MINI Cooper! RobFerrari said:
Hairspray said:
I'm learning in an '05 MINI Cooper!
Pah, you should have learnt in a real Mini Cooper like I did. THAT my friend is learning to drive, no pas, hydraulic clutch, no abs etc. etc. :P Best of luck, and that Megane is a nice looking motor - enjoy it !And I would have loved an original Mini, but my mother refused on the basis that they're 'unsafe'. My dad has had 13 of them though!
Hairspray said:
RobFerrari said:
Hairspray said:
I'm learning in an '05 MINI Cooper!
Pah, you should have learnt in a real Mini Cooper like I did. THAT my friend is learning to drive, no pas, hydraulic clutch, no abs etc. etc. :P Best of luck, and that Megane is a nice looking motor - enjoy it !And I would have loved an original Mini, but my mother refused on the basis that they're 'unsafe'. My dad has had 13 of them though!
As a fellow owner of a fat arsed Megane I congratulate you on a good first car 1.4 is a decent size for your first car with near enough 100bhp on tap. I started off with a 1 litre C1 with 69bhp and even that was great fun, you just had to rev it like crazy to get anywhere.
Good luck with your lessons.
Good luck with your lessons.
Waugh-terfall said:
My megane scares me, I keep reading all theses horror stories on RenaultForums and MeganeII Owners Club... It's like eating cheese before sleeping...
Tell me. I want to know, but I don't want to know. I need to know. TELL ME! Edited by Waugh-terfall on Wednesday 3rd June 19:07
Oh, and thanks for the compliments guys! I went on my first completely faultless drive today (no stalls or anything ) and although my mother was terrified, I think she FINALLY believes that I didn't much up in my driving lesson on Monday. She thought I was lying! But the MINI I'm learning in is soo much easier to drvie than the Megane.
Hairspray said:
Waugh-terfall said:
My megane scares me, I keep reading all theses horror stories on RenaultForums and MeganeII Owners Club... It's like eating cheese before sleeping...
Tell me. I want to know, but I don't want to know. I need to know. TELL ME! Edited by Waugh-terfall on Wednesday 3rd June 19:07
Oh, and thanks for the compliments guys! I went on my first completely faultless drive today (no stalls or anything ) and although my mother was terrified, I think she FINALLY believes that I didn't much up in my driving lesson on Monday. She thought I was lying! But the MINI I'm learning in is soo much easier to drvie than the Megane.
Just look in the Ownership Problems on the MeganeII Owners Club Forums, or even a quick Google search for faults. My front passenger window regulator has already gone, it's the most common fault that'll affect all Meganes at somepoint. Costs £350 to fix, but I'm doing it myself for much, much less than that.
Hairspray said:
Nolar Dog said:
Nice first car Josh.
Thanks Vicky And Tom, I'm just going to ignore the possibilities of faults until they actually happen. Mainly becuase the sunroof is one big, expensive problem waiting to happen (probably)...
Waugh-terfall said:
Hairspray said:
Nolar Dog said:
Nice first car Josh.
Thanks Vicky And Tom, I'm just going to ignore the possibilities of faults until they actually happen. Mainly becuase the sunroof is one big, expensive problem waiting to happen (probably)...
Hairspray said:
Waugh-terfall said:
Hairspray said:
Nolar Dog said:
Nice first car Josh.
Thanks Vicky And Tom, I'm just going to ignore the possibilities of faults until they actually happen. Mainly becuase the sunroof is one big, expensive problem waiting to happen (probably)...
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