Saab TTiD estate is going - Need a spacious petrol motor..
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Hi,
with these new MOT regs coming in regards to DPF. My car is going to be sold...
I cant be bothered with the headache of driving one with a gutted DPF. Its been a brilliant car aside from the DPF problems.
I'm trawling through the trader and the only cars that come to mind are the Golf GTI's.
It has to be a five door with a large boot. We have a newborn and the pram is f
king massive.
with these new MOT regs coming in regards to DPF. My car is going to be sold...
I cant be bothered with the headache of driving one with a gutted DPF. Its been a brilliant car aside from the DPF problems.
I'm trawling through the trader and the only cars that come to mind are the Golf GTI's.
It has to be a five door with a large boot. We have a newborn and the pram is f
king massive.Toaster Pilot said:
If the DPF casing is still present how can they possibly tell it's been gutted using a standard MOT tool kit ?
To answer your question - Saab petrol estate surely?
God knows mate.To answer your question - Saab petrol estate surely?
But what about the insurance?
Surely you have to declare the mod? As I have done.
Cant see them renewing my insurance knowing full well I am hiding a gutted DPF!
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