Wheeler dealers
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here the Brewers guide to buying a motor
1 - sit on the bonnet that'll knock a few quid off
2 - take it for a test and demolish the gear box
3 - shift your weight about in the seat to crack leather or break the foam
4 - offer them £2k less than they want
then
5 - get your mechanic to do all the work
1 - sit on the bonnet that'll knock a few quid off
2 - take it for a test and demolish the gear box
3 - shift your weight about in the seat to crack leather or break the foam
4 - offer them £2k less than they want
then
5 - get your mechanic to do all the work
Pints said:
Baz Tench said:

Not again! It's light entertainment for petrolheads. Just appreciate that the programme is commissioned at all!
'Strippers' and Classic Car Rescue may be worth avoiding too. Remember, there's always Xfactor.........

Captain Muppet said:
I find skipping the first 15 minutes of every episode of Wheeler Dealers makes it watchable. I also turn it off once the car is rolled out of the garage.
I'm not the only one then.Mr Brewer isn't too bad IMO if you accept his geezerisms for what they are but the 'haggling' is cringeworthy. The greasy bits are what we watch it for. Much prefer it to Classic Car Rescue or the myriad of US ones.
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