Scirocco Central

dir06 wrote:the doors are too long and heavy, and rear visability can by troublesome because of the fixed rear head restraints and sloping roof.

To be fair, these points should have been apparent before you bought the car!Just saying........

Westfaliaman wrote: would this be covered under warranty for a replacement screen?
Sam

Worth a try.

Last time i noticed a screen like that it was in my 83' MKI golf!

hi guys ,ive been offered a cheap 59 plare 2,0tsi gt,34k miles,front bumper seems to have a few scratches etc which look untidy,anyone had a repaint and can advise on ball part figure for full front bumper repaint thanks rick Had a respray on the rear bumper of my C Class recently at a cost of £150...

Bad times

Same thing happened to me when I traded in my roc.

Carefully parked my soon to be departed roc to hide the broken fog light only to end up with a cracked windscreen on my way home with my new car!

Karma I guess.............

Any half decent sprayer should be able to match the paint and blend it in no problem.

As for still being able to see the damage under the paint......no excuse!It would have stood out when they were at primer stage.

I'd have them do it again.

On a side note, a friend of mine also had his nav unit nicked last weekend. Bloke frome Autoglass said it was the third he'd been to in a week!

Be careful where you leave em dudes!

The cost of a replacement is way way more than the factory cost option!

I have seen this done somewhere. Think the cost was in th region of 600 quid plus a boat load of hassle!

Not worth the time or the agro since IMO.

Evil Derboy wrote:Only thing that will make a difference over and aboe the stock one is if you have a tracker fitted but that hardly has an impact at all.

I had a Tracker on my last car.

Made no difference to the cost of my insurance what-so-ever.

robmx wrote:I guess it might be worth reporting it, just to teach them a lesson..

Absolutely.

Wish someone had left me the details of the tool who bumped mine.

If you write to the DVLA, for a small fee (couple of quid is all) they will send you the details of the registered keeper, so long as you have good reason for requesting it (They ask why you want it). You can download the form from the DVLA site if i remember rightly. If it's going to cost to get it...

Tbh, i have the same issue with people who stereotype drivers of other brands. I've had Beemers for years and my driving style doesnt fit any of those typicals that you see posted here or anywhere else. Your driving is sound. It was a pleasure to convoy with you and the others. Thanks dude, likewis...

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It does read a bit sexist dude, but i'm sure you don't mean it in that way..... Tbh, i have the same issue with people who stereotype drivers of other brands. I've had Beemers for years and my driving style doesnt fit any of those typicals that you see posted here or anywhere else. I'm sure there ar...

And who said mysogyny was dead? The worst drivers on the road are clearly 50mph driving, middle lane owing, phone wedged to lughole, white van drivers who, more often than not, are oblivious to the frustrated lorry driver six inches off their bumper brigade. All male, obviously. Closely followed by...

I can see this thread being popular! lol

People who dont indicate on roundabouts do my nut in!

Just seen an artical about these. They have only become available from March in the UK. Try emailing them at Sales@yokohama.co.uk

So good it's on there twice!

Take a look here http://www.castrol.com/castrol/iframe.d ... Id=7044829" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Just type in your reg and it will tell you which oil is right for your car.

tucker101uk wrote:I heard it was the GPS aerial?

Yes the one on the roof isnt fake if you have nav, its the gps aerial. Its a dummy if you dont have Nav.

wigit wrote:my neighbour has just got a 330d m-sport and i think its a cracking motor

Thats what I had before my roc. Best car i've ever owned by a mile.